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Moniebook is designed to replace the manual "pen and paper" ledgers prevalent among Nigerian SMEs.
Hello Tractor appoints Tobe Ofili as CFO to scale its digital tractor-hailing model and expand climate-smart mechanisation for Africa’s smallholder farmers.
African startups surpassed 2024’s total by August 2025, raising $2.8 billion. This report highlights the 10 biggest funding deals that defined the year.
Bending Spoons is acquiring Eventbrite for $500m, a deal that could intensify competition for platforms like Tix Africa and Luma in Africa.
Three filmmakers are taking on Netflix's retreat from African content with a self-funded streaming platform that pays creators £0.5 per view.
What happens when AI tries to speak Nigerian-accented English? YarnGPT is doing it in seconds and changing how content is experienced.
Wise expands to South Africa with regulatory approval from the central bank. Here is why it chose the country as its first African market.
FanBants’ exit marks the end of one of Africa’s most visible fantasy-sports experiments.
Nigerian edtech startup Breni gained 3,000+ users across 20+ countries without ads. Sadiq shares how they built a global product in just three months.
AXIAN Group and Mastercard enter a new partnership to launch digital payment solutions across five African markets, expanding cross-border payments.
Taxing the value of transactions rather than the revenue of service providers goes against principles of fair and efficient taxation. Users, not companies, will bear the cost of the reform.
Despite viral reports, Qatar has not banned single Nigerian men from getting visas. AFP, BBC Pidgin and official Qatari channels all debunked the rumour.
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