10 Global Tech Companies Investing in Africa

The African continent has steadily been growing in investment potential. Global tech companies have realized this potential and begun investing in Africa.: It’s a transport service app that allows users to order a car to transport them to a desired destination. Uber is available internationally as well as in various African countries such as South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda. It also provides great work opportunities, as people can register to become independent contractor Uber drivers.

Marian Croak, Google’s vice president for access strategy and emerging markets, says, “Together with our new partners, we believe CSquared can roll out and operate affordable, high-speed, and reliable infrastructure to further expand internet access in Africa.”: Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg is no stranger to investing in Africa.

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