The $6.2 billion tug-of-war: Whose win is MTN’s IHS acquisition?

While MTN frames the move as a strategic necessity to stabilise costs, local tech leaders and federal regulators are raising a red flag.

Inside the Temu–Jumia battle for Africa’s digital market

Temu was winning the price war, but the battle for the African consumer was far from over.

Conflicting public numbers cloud Moniepoint’s growth story

As public metrics disagree, questions emerge about how fast and how far Moniepoint is really growing.

African Healthtech has 24 months to ‘out-localise’ ChatGPT before window closes

Now, African healthtech startups have roughly two years to establish market position before funding gaps become insurmountable.

The smartphone market stopped chasing growth in 2025. Now it’s chasing intelligence in 2026

Phones are selling again, but fewer people are buying them. What changed?

Google’s Antigravity and the race to let AI code for you

Every dev tool now wants to be “AI-first.” Google’s Antigravity, built on Gemini 3, takes that literally. But at what cost?

Nigeria no longer on the FATF list. Will the second time be the final time?

On October 24, 2025, Nigeria completed its two year ordeal on the FATF watch list. Here is why fintechs are rejoicing.

Tantalizers cuts losses 10x under new ownership, but lags behind ₦18 billion revenue goal

The restaurant chain, now under the stewardship of a new board led by Adam Nuru, is in the throes of a radical transformation.

Where to watch Real Madrid vs Barcelona (El Clásico 2025) and how tech could tip the balance

El Clásico 2025 puts La Liga’s tech under the spotlight again after past VAR chaos. The clash is set for October 26: here’s how to watch live.

Nigeria’s creator economy is valued at $31.2M, a new public-private report reveals

Nigeria’s cultural influence is one of its greatest exports, but influence without infrastructure cannot sustain growth.

African e-commerce giant Jumia shares plunge as competition intensifies

With Amazon expanding to Egypt and Temu taking on Nigeria, Jumia's chances of success are reliant on its nine markets concentrated in West and East Africa.

Verve cards are now accepted on AliExpress. But their issuing business tells a sweeter story

Verve has grown card issuing by 40% year-on-year, in the last two years. This article reports the news of their partnership with AliExpress while going deep into three growth eras they've experienced.