In Kenya, Tala is estimated to have about 950 employees, based on its past disclosures, meaning that it will let go of about 90 to 100 employees in its latest wave of layoffs.
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Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
Digital lender Tala is laying off up to 10 percent of its workforce in Kenya as part of a global reorganisation to streamline operations, joining a growing list of technology firms restructuring their workforces amid the increasing adoption of artificial intelligence.
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