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We also covered how Nigeria has lost its spot as the top destination for tech VC funding in Africa and Flutterwave and IATA payment partnership.
Nigeria remains the preferred destination for the Google Founders Fund in Africa, dominating the three cohorts since the fund was launched.
Letter 167 explores Visa's plan to invest in African fintech startups, ThriveAgric's journey: From a turbulent 2020 to an incredible 2022 and unification of the exchange rate.
In this letter 157: Solomon Osadolo's journey to becoming a global content design talent, the latest on digital lending regulation in Nigeria and Cameroon's eVisa.
Letter 152 examines Nigeria's 2023 demonetisation policy, MFS Africa's plan for cross-border mobile money transfers in Africa and Namibia's residence by investment program.
CcHub to invest $15 million into 72 African edtech startups. Meanwhile, Nigerians are gobbling up Starlink via Payday, Chipper and others.
Data about the state of tech in Africa.
BD Insider, Letter 124 covers the Nigerian government's request to YouTube to bar proscribed groups and Kenya's stance on meme copyright.
Letter 123 of BD Insider covers the additional 5% telecoms tax in Nigeria, CBK's cease and desist order regarding Flutterwave and Chipper Cash.
You can't transfer more than ₦1m without an indemnity signed with your bank. Other news like Zipline in Kaduna. And Swvl's crisis-induced pause in Kenya are contained in this letter.
BD Insider, Letter 102 covers Binance's crypto education in Nigerian universities, Egyptian $50 million venture capital fund for tech startups and Weaver Fintech's acquisition of PayJustNow
In the BD Insider, Letter 94, we shared some things we'd like to see happen in Africa's tech ecosystem in 2022
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