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In this letter, we explore: CBN cuts interest rates for the first time since COVID, Hiridjee tightens hold on Jumia, faces tower fight in Uganda, South Africa just got chip-blocked.
Africhange introduces USD virtual accounts, stablecoin deposits, and a “Pay with Crypto” option, giving Africans faster, low-cost remittance and cross-border payment solutions.
The new $100K H-1B fee puts a steep price on hiring foreign talent. For African tech workers, it raises questions about access, cost, and where global demand will shift next.
In this second part, five African tech professionals share how they approach the long game, managing shifting financial expectations, building value through skills, and finding balance between survival and purpose.
US investors will take majority control of TikTok in a new deal with China, creating a US-only app and shifting oversight to American firms.
Nigeria will require a Tax ID for all bank and fintech accounts from January 2026, raising questions on access, fintech onboarding, and inclusion.
mPharma has appointed Kwesi Arhin as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding co-founder Gregory Rockson.
In this letter, we explore: Wema Bank beats the buzzer on CBN’s Capital call, Nigeria collects ₦600 billion from Facebook, Amazon, and Netflix, ARISE lands $700m Saudi boost.
How African tech professionals negotiate salaries, research market rates, and build leverage to grow their careers and income.
Kuda CEO Babs Ogundeyi outlines trust, credibility, and cultural export as key strategies for Nigerian fintechs to scale internationally.
In this letter, we explore: South Africa introduces a new tax for social media influencers, Walmart to set up shop in South Africa, Bolt is #1 on the App Store, but drivers aren’t riding along.
African fintechs face fragmented tax policies around the continent. These policies are affecting how digital payments work and how startups expand across borders.
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