Discover what it's like to build a startup in Africa, with the latest trends covering workplace culture, the future of work, hiring and funding.
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Meet the new wave of AI startups in Nigeria quietly redefining everyday life, powering smarter healthcare, faster finance, and a bold new vision for Africa’s digital future.
Emmanuel Faith, an HR leader with nearly a decade of experience shares seven lessons that can help tech professionals grow their careers.
IPT Africa becomes the first Mauritian fintech in the Visa Accelerator 2025, marking a milestone for the island's growing fintech ecosystem.
Fusepay raises $350,000 pre-seed to digitise business payments and replace cheques across Indian Ocean islands, starting with Seychelles.
Treepz launches in Canada with African Impact Initiative as first client, marking its global expansion into North America from Lagos.
Too many early-stage founders invest months of energy, money, and passion into a product, only to discover there’s no real demand.
Remote work was supposed to be freedom. Instead, it’s skipping showers, juggling three jobs, and eating moimoi for dinner—again.
Scaling from 25 to 100+ employees is like going from managing a band of five to a full orchestra overnight.
Lessons from thriving workplaces with concrete strategies that are creating real change in the future of work and retaining women in tech.
Sales isn’t about luck, it’s about building a structured, repeatable system that consistently generates revenue.
The most important marketing trends you need to pay attention to in 2025
What’s life like for African startup founders? Here’s a look at the highs, lows, and pressures they face every day.
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