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Nigeria is one of the two markets where Stripe has begun to allow merchants to accept local payment methods without having to set up a local entity.
Nigeria and South African riders on platforms like Uber and Bolt are intentionally cancelling rides after drivers have arrived at pickup locations leading to a waste of resources.
The Nigerian fintech focuses on providing payment and liquidity solutions for businesses in emerging markets
Nigerian fintech, Sycamore has been reinstated as an approved digital lender in the country. This is coming barely a month after FCCPC erroneously delisted the company.
President Teodoro cut off Annobón’s internet amid protests, raising concerns over human rights abuses and gov't repression
Kenyan drivers have begun to hike their fares and will continue to charge such rates if their fare prices are not reviewed and increased by ride-hailing platforms.
His shocking betrayal and murder of a tech visionary, driven by greed and lavishness, ends with what many call a befitting verdict
South Africa's tax authority tightens regulations on e-commerce imports, targeting low-cost platforms with new VAT and customs duties to protect local retailers
SARS is coming after Shein and Temu with a new tax law
UTel is set to receive a $225 million investment fund from Rowad Capital Commercial LLC.
Lucky ONE has successfully raised $3 million in a convertible debt round to expand its credit platform and facilitate its entry into new regional markets.
Kenya-based automobile maker Mobius Motors has made a decision to liquidate the company
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