After spending a month meeting with the tech community across four African countries, Jack Dorsey is already planning his return to the continent.
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, tweeted his farewell to Africa on Wednesday, but announced that he would return and temporarily move to the continent for at least three months in 2020. The tech exec earlier said that he would be touring the continent in November, exploring Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa. He was in Ethiopia this week. Dorsey is famous for his world travels and eccentric lifestyle.
Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, tweeted his farewell to Africa on Wednesday, but announced that he would return and temporarily move to the continent for at least three months in 2020. The tech exec earlier said that he would be touring the continent in November, exploring Ethiopia, Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa. He was in Ethiopia this week. Dorsey is famous for his world travels and eccentric lifestyle.
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