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Laju Iren wants to change the way you watch movies with virtual cinema premieres

Independent filmmaker and accomplished author, Laju Iren talks about pioneering a different approach to distributing movies.

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How Xiaomi overthrew Samsung in Nigeria’s smartphone wars

Samsung’s new distant third position is a break from the norm given its longstanding hold on the market

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Inside Eyowo’s excruciating ordeal with Nigerian regulators and the neobank’s path to restoration

Two months shy of its second anniversary as a Nigerian digital bank, Eyowo faced its biggest setback ever: the revocation of its banking license. In this article, the founders shared what happened and the arduous attempt to turn the tide.

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From eye strain to back pain, tech workers are sitting sick. Way out?

Globally, including in Africa, tech workers grapple with health issues stemming from extended periods of sitting. Experts advocate for ergonomic improvements and regular breaks to address these concerns effectively.

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Zambia’s Africa tech hub moonshot lies in limbo

It was by multiple accounts an unprecedented development when, in early 2022, it was brought to notice that a fellowship of some top African tech leaders, the likes of Olugbenga Agboola, were quietly pooling efforts to turn Zambia, one of Africa’s least developed and most overlooked countries, into a regional hub of sorts. 

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Flutterwave VP Design, Ted Oladele: “I am not a designer”

Ted OIadele is one of the most impactful tech people in Nigeria, but little is known about his journey. In this 2,000-word deep dive, Benjamin Dada takes you through Ted's background, work philosophy and future plans.

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Scrader seeks to transform how young millennials and Gen Z shop online in Nigeria

Scrader is an anagram of the words ”social commerce” and ”trader”, and this speaks on what this startup is trying to do and its value proposition for its users.

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Akiddie is creating a different kind of children stories

Akiddie is developing socially conscious children stories in Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, and English language, in text and audio formats and is making it accessible to everyone.

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Five African initiatives that support women in Tech #IWD2019

These are five women-focused tech communities that you probably didn't know about:

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Count your blessings: Clickatell scoops 4 awards in 2018

Reportedly troubled Wakanow receives an investment equivalent to ₦14.56 billion from former Diamond bank backer, The Carlyle Group.

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How a young Nigerian SEO professional is leveraging Whatsapp Group

Since May, Whatsapp group has seen a lot of improvements. Of the many powers given to group admins include an ability to prevent members from sending messages.

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