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There are three ways an ISP can restrict access to content: Deep Packet Inspection, DNS Filtering, and IP Address Filtering
Nigeria’s increasing online shopping trend can be attributed to the population of its internet users, which stood at 126 million in 2020. This increase in digital shopping spiked the demand for logistics services in Nigeria.
Earlier this week, the governor of Nigeria’s Central Bank—Godwin Emefiele, announced the regulator’s plan to float a digital currency called the eNaira.
Unemployment is one of the many ills that plague the Nigerian labor market, as the country only captures 49% of its human capital potential.
Open banking could usher in a new era of financial inclusion where banks and African Fintechs can seamlessly exchange customer data. This will facilitate the provision of broader financial products and services for Africans.
Traction Apps is a startup that offers payments solutions, business tools, inventory management and credit facilities to African vendors and merchants, either online and offline.
Future Africa revealed its investment achievements for 2021. The report reveals it exceeded its $1 million commitment to female-led startups.
On January 24, 2020, serial Entrepreneur and CEO uLesson, Sim Shagaya announced a “counterintuitive” decision to make Jos his company’s tech hub.
It is estimated that 94% of transactions in Africa are performed via USSD. Stax is building on USSD to power financial transactions across Africa.
Here are 10 female tech professionals leveraging their roles to provide solutions to issues in Africa.
"We want to hit 200,000 agent locations in the next few months," Olaoluwa Ajoodu, CEO of E-settlement
We are highlighting 10 female techpreneurs in solidarity with the zealous women tackling issues through tech in Africa.
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