As 2025 comes to an end, remote work has reached a new level of maturity. What started as an emergency solution years ago has now become a permanent hiring model for companies across the world.
For many South Africans, remote work has opened a new pathway to financial independence and global career growth.
Remote work isn’t just about working from your living room or a cozy café.
Balancing productivity and simplicity in the remote lifestyle, why fewer tools can mean more meaningful work.
Remote work has opened doors for many Africans, offering the chance to work with international companies and earn competitive wages. Yet, landing a remote job is not always easy.
At DjangoCon Africa in Arusha, I met Edmond Makolle, a backend engineer from Cameroon whose journey reflects the heart of both remote work and open source contribution.
