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Stability, On The Move: Africa’s Digital Nomads Redefining What Work Looks Like | SA News

A growing number of young African professionals are packing their laptops and passports and joining the global movement of digital nomads. They’re working from beach cafés in Bali, shared apartments in Lisbon, and creative hubs in Cape Town–part of a new kind of talent migration driven less by desperation and more by choice, flexibility and lifestyle.

Danielle Steiner, a 25-year-old online language teacher, embodies the trend. From her latest base in Peru, she teaches students across continents while exploring new places. “Over the past few months, I’ve moved between cities and hostels, explored deserts, visited Machu Picchu and hiked the Salkantay Trail,” she says in between…

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