Adora Nwodo on building a career in tech, losing a dream job, and starting again

Adora Nwodo started coding at seven. Now, with over 10 years building an engineering career, she talks about the skills, privileges, sacrifices, and challenges in her journey.

Leatherback rebrands to Foren two months after Zedcrest acquisition

Two months after getting acquired by Zedcrest Group, Leatherback is rebranding to Foren, targeting businesses that need cross-border financial services.

Inside the $178M+ September 2026 Surge In African Tech Funding

In September 2026, the ecosystem deployed over $178.3 million across 33 recorded transactions. Here is what this looks like

Africa’s AI policy cannot be separated from its industrial policy

Africa’s AI future will depend on more than technology. Investments in infrastructure, skills and strong institutions will determine who benefits and who is left behind.

Different Ways to Use ChatGPT For Free Without Paying A Subscription

Know the different ways to use ChatGPT for free without paying for a personal subscription.

Satlyt raises $8m to turn satellites in orbit into data centres

Space-tech startup Satlyt, founded by former Google and SpaceX product manager has raised $8 million in seed funding.

This startup turns used cooking oil into cash. It just raised $1m for growth 

Ororo Waste has secured ₦1.4 billion ($1 million) from Rising Tide Africa to improve its collector network and cover hub operating costs.

Replit acquires Egypt’s AI analytics startup Atta

A US-based AI coding startup has acquired Atta, an Egyptian-founded business analysis and charting company in undisclosed terms.

66 companies that have built digital Nigeria

From early mainframes, typewriters, and telephone exchanges to modern fintechs, cloud infrastructure, and diaspora platforms, explore the 66-year chronological relay race of the companies and institutions that built Nigeria’s digital economy.

Nigeria rolls out digital postcodes for every building

The system uses geographic information technology to pinpoint locations with far greater accuracy than the old six-digit numeric codes.

Nigerian Civil Servants Give Government Ultimatum Ahead of October 2 Strike

Nigerian civil servants have given the Federal Government until September 30, 2026, to address their demands or face a three-day warning strike from October 2.

IFC commits up to $90m to Airtel Money’s London IPO

IFC will buy $90m worth of shares in Airtel Money as it prepares to go public mid-October 2026.