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The Gig Economy: How Digitization is changing Africa’s job market. 

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Lucy Nyangasi – 26 years old - goes about her daily household work in the house of the family she works for in Nairobi, Kenya Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2016.( Photo/KATE HOLT): Exchange

Having an honest job is one of the most respectable activities a person can be consumed with. As long as one is able to pay bills, sustain their livelihoods, while living a dignified life, and of course pay taxes, should the latter be of grave concern, being employed has a positive social stigma associated to it.   Regardless,

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Padili Mikomangwa is an environmentalist based in Tanzania. . He is passionate about helping communities be aware of critical issues cutting across, environmental economics and natural resources management. He holds a bachelors degree in Geography and Environmental Studies from University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

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