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Nigerian founders developed a fintech solution to address travel-related frustrations. They faced visa challenges but secured assistance from an investor to expedite their interviews.
OPay has filed for an IPO in the US and is considering a secondary listing in Nigeria.
The video features an unboxing of the OPPO A7 Pro 5G smartphone, aimed at Nigerian users.
The article reviews AFRICLOUD's cloud hosting services in Lagos, focusing on deployment and pricing for Nigerian businesses.
Gary Chomse discusses the importance of power infrastructure for AI success in Africa.
The article lists the top 10 smartphones with the largest batteries available in Nigeria for 2026.
Airtel Money has debuted on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of £5.3 billion, highlighting its growth in the fintech sector. This move reflects the increasing importance of digital finance in Nigeria and beyond.
Chimoney, a Techstars-backed startup in Nigeria, has been acquired after facing capital issues. The acquisition marks a turnaround for the company, which had halted operations earlier this year due to insufficient funds.
FMDQ CEO discusses regulatory restrictions preventing fintechs from trading forex in Nigeria.
AI is enhancing game development in Africa, but monetization remains a challenge for local studios.
MTN Ghana has launched MTN ONE TV, an entertainment service to enhance home viewing options.
Kredete has acquired a CASP license in South Africa to enhance its crypto payment services.
Tecnotree has been recognized by Gartner in the Magic Quadrant for AI-Enabled Marketing and Sales Solutions.
Moove, a Nigerian mobility financing company, raised over $710 million before exiting Nigeria after six years of operations.
Access Partnership and AfriTrade are collaborating to enhance digital infrastructure in East Africa.
PawaPay has obtained a Payment Service Provider licence in Mozambique, enabling local operations.
Ghana's Cyber Security Authority disputes claims about the FBI's involvement in cybercrime raids.
Runo is a dating platform designed for widows, widowers, and single parents in Africa.
The Ghana Telecom Chamber discussed industry challenges and digital priorities with the Minister for Communication. This meeting aims to address key issues in the telecom sector.
Safaricom Business has introduced an SD-WAN service to enhance enterprise connectivity and network management.
Visa launches its digital travel platform in South Africa, expanding its services to the African market.
The article discusses the importance of reliable power and air-quality data for transitioning to cleaner energy in Nigeria.
Local investors have acquired LekkeSlaap, a South African travel tech startup.
Orca Fraud's CEO discusses the rise of AI-driven fraud targeting financial institutions in South Africa.
Airtel Money has begun trading on the London Stock Exchange, valued at $7 billion. This marks a significant milestone for the fintech sector in Nigeria.
Vodacom is enhancing e-hailing services in South Africa by integrating connectivity and fintech solutions.
SAP emphasizes the importance of enterprise context in adopting predictive AI operations for organizations.
Shareholders of Africa Bitcoin Corporation are advocating for the appointment of new directors amid board resistance.
Hayo joins the Linux Foundation's CAMARA Project to enhance network APIs across Africa and the Middle East.
The article discusses n8n hosting options, focusing on a South African VPS hosting service. It highlights the convenience of cloud hosting versus the flexibility of self-hosting.
Netcampus has launched an evening training program for IT and cybersecurity skills development. This initiative allows learners to enhance their skills without interfering with their daily commitments.
Kenyan neobank Cloud9 has raised investment from Alliance, bringing its total funding to $1 million. The bank focuses on cross-border payments for African consumers and businesses.
Mukuru is addressing challenges in cash management for users in Africa's fintech landscape.
The article explores Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola's investments in various African startups.
Cape Town launches the Helderhoop solar and storage power plant to reduce dependence on Eskom.
The article discusses VPS hosting services offered by AFRICLOUD in Nigeria.
Vatar, a Nigerian gaming company, has secured $500,000 in funding for its game Lagos Life.
Seacom's CEO Alpheus Mangale has been placed on special leave during an investigation, with the CFO stepping in as interim CEO.
Vatar Inc. has raised $500,000 shortly after launching its Nigerian browser game Lagos Life.
Project BRIDGE aims to expand Nigeria's fibre network significantly by 2028, enhancing connectivity for schools and health facilities.
Six African startups won a total of $400,000 in funding from the FINCA Ventures Prize Competition to enhance their impact in various sectors.
The article discusses the challenges faced by South Africa's wireless open access network and the importance of open access in telecommunications.
The article discusses the need for evolving cybersecurity strategies in response to autonomous AI adoption. It emphasizes governance of AI systems alongside traditional user protection.
Moove is exiting the Nigerian market due to challenges, focusing instead on robotaxi depots in the US.
The article discusses various developments in Nigerian startups, including PiggyVest and Moove's exit from Nigeria.
Rwandan startup Entelon is developing AI solutions to automate manual processes for various organizations. Founded in Kigali, it offers products across multiple sectors including health and education.
Miva University has received full NUC accreditation and aims to enhance tech-driven higher education in Nigeria.
African startups raised $260.3 million in September 2026, with the top 10 deals making up 85.5% of the total.
Moove, a mobility startup, has exited the Nigerian market after six years of operation.
The article discusses how Nigerians engage with viral games as a form of escapism from reality.