Bimpe: The Yoruba-named AI transforming UK logistics

Sam’s Bimpe is an AI assistant who answers customers, checks inventory, and processes payments while the owner sleeps.

6 WhatsApp security features you can turn on right now to protect your account from hack

Here’s how to add an extra layer of security beyond device authentication.

The quiet strategies behind Africa’s fastest-growing AI startups

Without external funding, Adekunle’s startup has made significant progress in less than a year, serving customers within and outside Africa.

10 Must-attend African tech events in 2026

Discover the top African tech events in 2026, including GITEX Africa, Moonshot, Africa Tech Festival, and investor summits across the continent.

Africa’s open-source gap is about access, not ability. Tilda Udufo is proving it

She almost didn't make it into open source. Now she decides who gets a smoother path in.

How investors are structuring risk in Africa’s next funding cycle

Inside the deal logic shaping Africa’s next funding cycle.

Selar to support 150 students with ₦10 million

Selar will support 150 Nigerian students with ₦10 million in tuition grants through its Smart Hustle Initiative, targeting undergraduates and SS3 students preparing for WAEC and JAMB.

2go, 2geda, LIS… What kills Africa’s social media platforms?

Regardless of the continent or market, Africans have struggled to build and own their own social media platforms.

How Chisom Uma turned technical documentation into a growth engine at a UK identity Company

An Inspiring Journey with a clear Roadmap

Inside Dala’s playbook: How an African AI tool gained 85,000 users in 4 months

When a user prompts in Yoruba, the system uses the MCP to give the AI geographic and cultural context before it even starts thinking. 

Quidax partners Lisk to anchor the future of digital finance in Africa

Quidax has partnered with Lisk blockchain to expand regulated crypto trading, stablecoin access, and Web3 infrastructure across Africa.

Afreximbank and others lend $50 million to Spiro

Spiro secures $50 million from Afreximbank and others to expand its electric motorcycle and battery-swapping network across Africa.