Is AI Driving a Surge in Tech Layoffs Across Africa? 2025 Outlook Revealed

As AI rapidly transforms industries, growing concerns emerge over increasing tech layoffs across Africa. In 2025, the surge of cutting-edge technologies may disrupt jobs, sparking urgent questions about how the workforce will adapt and what this means for the region’s economic future

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Author : Mia Garcia

Publish date : 2025-05-18 13:56:00

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Is AI Driving a Surge in Tech Layoffs Across Africa? 2025 Outlook Revealed

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