Experts reveal how you can protect your organisation against cyber attacks

Condia asked security experts how Nigerian organisations should respond to rising cyber attacks and shared tips to strengthen defences.

NITDA boss calls for stronger global cybersecurity cooperation at WEF

Nigeria Calls for Stronger Global Cooperation in Cybersecurity at WEF

African startups are brilliant at getting users but terrible at keeping them

The activation gap is the continent's most expensive growth problem, and most founders are not even looking at it for user acquisition.

Recap of the state of startup funding in Africa webinar by Condia

A recap of BD Talks on "the State of Startup Funding in Africa"

6 key reasons behind the collapse of African fintech startups(2023–2025) 

An investigation into about 20 failed fintech companies and the patterns behind their collapse.

Bitcoin starts May on a strong foot, surges past the $78,000 mark

Bitcoin Predicted to Hit $84,000 following Positive Liquidity Data

Breet launches $10,000 Grant to Back African Innovators

Crypto exchange platform Breet has announced a $10,000 grant to support African technology founders.

This hardware engineer, John Ternus, was just named the new CEO of Apple

After 25 years at Apple, John Ternus will lead the company as CEO

Terra Industries to build second drone factory in Ghana as demand grows across Africa

Terra Industries will build a 50,000-unit drone factory in Ghana, expanding Africa’s defense tech capacity amid rising demand for surveillance and counter-drone systems.

Starlink brings walk-in support to Nigeria through Konga retail stores

Starlink has introduced in-person customer support at Konga retail stores across Nigeria, addressing a key gap in its previously digital-only service model.

Norrsken22 leads $5.8M seed for Lua to scale the first AI agent OS in Africa

A Paystack–Zephyr alumni team is betting that companies will soon manage AI agents like employees.

MTN halts XtraTime service amid Nigeria’s new digital lending rules

MTN Nigeria has suspended its XtraTime service, citing compliance with new consumer lending regulations that now classify airtime credit as a loan product.