More than 1,000 Kenyan workers are set to lose their jobs after data company Sama lost a major contract with tech giant Meta. Sama has already issued redundancy notices to 1,108 employees based at its Nairobi office. The job cuts will take effect later this month and mainly affect workers who were handling the now-ended
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