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Medsaf, a Nigerian healthtech startup that raised $2M to digitise drug supply, has shut down amid financial struggles, debt, and a failed acquisition.
Despite its rocky debut, the Central African Republic pushes its blockchain experiment further, launching a platform to sell tokenised land using the $CAR coin.
Netflix has raised subscription prices in Nigeria for the third time since 2024, with the Premium plan now at ₦8,500.
What didn’t work with Kopo Kopo, Moniepoint hopes to fix with Sumac, this time with a banking license in hand.
The current business combination between Access pension and ARM is sure to give Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers some pressure in pole position.
MTN has launched Shesh@5G in Johannesburg—a 2-hour SIM and device delivery service redefining telecom convenience across Africa. The service brings 5G to your doorstep.
AUATON Lagos has disassociated itself from a viral video of an InDrive driver placing a child in a car boot. The union demands an investigation and warns against unregulated driver onboarding.
Access Bank has acquired Kenya’s National Bank in a $100M deal, signaling its bold expansion into East Africa’s competitive banking market.
Enugu State has launched an electric vehicle (EV) assembly plant in partnership with Stallion Group, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of clean energy.
Nigeria's smartphone shipments fell 7% in Q1 2025 despite Africa's market growth.
Backed by strong digital platform growth, this expansion aligns with its growing digital footprint and strong financial performance.
Ebonyi State has launched EBOCAB, a government-run ride-hailing platform aimed at modernizing transport. The state’s bold step marks Nigeria’s first public-sector ride-hailing initiative outside Lagos.
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