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After ten years, hundreds of millions in investment, and a major relaunch, Showmax may be heading toward an abrupt end.
Nigeria’s government has approved a GIS-enabled digital postcode system to improve mail delivery, logistics, e-commerce and emergency response across the country.
Western Union partners with Sasai Fintech to launch a mobile remittance app in South Africa, targeting a $1 billion outbound transfer market.
The National Bank of Ethiopia says Birr-denominated crypto P2P trades remain illegal as it drafts a formal framework for digital assets.
Why enforceability, not interest rates, defines M-KOPA’s Nigeria play
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.
Ettoh reportedly lost his job while pursuing a patent. His invention was recognised as one of Nigeria’s outstanding inventions of 1990.
In the 80s and 90s, Nigerian students built engines, medical devices, and security systems. Why did their innovations disappear instead of scaling?
Unilever signs a five-year deal with Google Cloud to deploy Vertex AI across marketing, supply chain, and operations.
A little-known project is building a foundational AI model that understands sign language and enables seamless communication for millions of deaf people.
The partnership reflects a broader move toward financial infrastructure designed for software actors.
If the United States currently sustains over 13,100 fintechs, is Nigeria’s 500-strong army an excess?
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