The gig economy in Africa, notably Kenya, has grown at a 20% annual rate, with an expected 80 million gig workers by 2030. However, women’s participation remains low at 28% due to limited access to technology, societal norms, safety concerns, and a gender gap in digital skills. This blog explores the challenges Kenyan women face in the gig economy and proposes sustainable interventions to enhance their digital literacy and promote inclusive policies for a more equitable future of work.