African startups are missing the brand communications advantage

How strategic communications builds what performance marketing cannot buy

How Ibrahim Adepoju is proving African software can compete globally

How Ibrahim Adepoju built Tyms from Lagos into an accounting software used by global customers, proving African software can compete internationally.

Beyond the Stripe Gateway: How to unlock the Nigerian diaspora wallet

A practical breakdown of how Nigerian startups can unlock diaspora spending by understanding identity, trust, and cultural context across borders.

Condia Insider: African event-tech is a distribution game

African event tech keeps growing but the real competition is distribution. This story breaks down how organisers, creators and platforms decide who wins in the market.

Songdis, Fitclan, Reborn, and two others join CMU-Africa’s Business Incubation programme

Five NBA Africa Accelerator startups, including Songdis, Fitclan and Reborn, have joined CMU-Africa’s Business Incubation Programme.

How Bolaji Yusuf is building world class tech products through WebuildX

How Bolaji Yusuf went from early web projects to leading WebuildX, where he helps founders build reliable, scalable, world-class tech products.

African remittance startups to watch in 2026

A look at seven African-focused remittance startups as we head into 2026. The list highlights companies building trust through scale, licensing wins and reliable payout networks across major diaspora corridors.

The Moove pitch that became a debt trap for Lagos drivers

Moove's pitch is seductive: democratize vehicle ownership in a market where credit is scarce. But for drivers like Ovie, the math has quickly turned predatory.

Chui Ventures closes $17.3M Fund I to back African startups

Chui Ventures has closed its $17.3M Fund I to support African founders building tech-led solutions and expand its gender-inclusive investment strategy.

Condia Insider: Why B2B keeps winning in Africa

A look at why B2B startups keep outperforming B2C in Africa, driven by informal retail networks, and stronger unit economics.

New report exposes the income, spending, and remittance patterns of Nigerians in the UK

The 2025 OhentPay UK–Nigeria Remittance Report reveals how Nigerians in the UK earn, spend, and send money home, highlighting income shifts, Black Tax pressures, and the growing support for African-owned businesses

Condia Insider: Can state-backed VC work?

Nigeria joins Egypt, Morocco, and Senegal in state-backed venture capital. Will government funding boost Africa’s tech ecosystem?