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Starting May 20, 2024, Nigerian banks and fintechs will charge users a 0.5% cybersecurity levy on each electronic transaction.
For the second time in a row, Senegalese fintech Wave has been listed as the only African Y Combinator (YC) alumni with the highest revenue, according to the 2024 list.
Following enduring weeks of disruptions, West Africa is on the brink of getting back steady internet connection via normal routes
Last year, Chowdeck onboarded Chicken Republic, West Africa's largest fast-food chain. This move has led to an increase in order volume of 250% on Chowdeck.
BuuPass, a Kenyan travel booking platform, has acquired its Nigerian and South African competitor, QuickBus.
Inside: We examine Nigeria's second payment gateway and crackdown on crypto traders. Additionally, we covered the latest on Starlink operations in Ghana.
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), continuing its crackdown on broadcasting services, has ordered the closure of more than 58 television stations and at least 6 courier companies serving the East African country.
South Africa released a list of 75 licensed crypto asset service providers, but major players like Binance and Yellow Card are missing.
TLcom Capital has raised a $154 million fund to invest in early-stage startups, extending its reach beyond Sub-Saharan Africa to Egypt
Weeks after Kenya's betting watchdog ruled against bookmark ads, the platform is discontinuing its free data service
Will the biggest digital gold break into half or what? Let’s find out in this article.
Nigerian banks are facing a capital reshuffle. In March, the Central Bank (CBN) significantly raised the minimum capital requirement, especially for international commercial banks, which now need ₦500 billion.
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