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Flutterwave brought together global investors and policymakers at the IMF–World Bank Spring Meetings to discuss infrastructure, regulation, and funding challenges in Africa’s digital economy.
CBN has given Nigerian banks 21 days to complete a cybersecurity self-assessment, warning that false submissions will attract sanctions under BOFIA 2020.
DJ Khaled’s SportyBet deal highlights Nigeria’s booming $3.6B betting market, where fintech, mobile adoption, and celebrity influence are driving rapid growth.
AI is helping fraudsters move faster than banks can respond. Here’s why fraud detection systems are failing and what needs to change.
Sim Shagaya, founder of Konga and uLesson, has launched Myka, a new insurance company in Nigeria. The startup is currently accepting waitlist sign-ups.
littlefish secures $9.5M Series A led by Partech to help African banks offer payments, POS, and SME tools without relying on fintech middlemen.
Even with its massive scale and a $300 million Fintech 2.0 upgrade, M-Pesa remains a reminder that absolute reliability is a myth in African fintech.
Jumoke Adenowo has stepped down from Flutterwave’s board after more than two years, adding to a series of leadership changes at the fintech unicorn.
Is Moniepoint’s rapid growth being subsidized by the very people it claims to be including, or is this a deliberate extraction of wealth from Nigeria's most vulnerable micro-entrepreneurs?
As the April 1 deadline approaches, thousands of OPay devices that were once active in Ekiti and beyond could be returned.
If the first version eliminated eight roles, what does a more advanced one mean for the workforce?
The Brex acquisition proves that financial infrastructure is now software. Africa shouldn't wait for permission to lead.
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