InvestSika is making investing accessible to all Africans, starting with Ghanaians

InvestSika is on a mission to make investing accessible to all Africans. With a mobile money account and smartphone, you can start trading and investing in the stock market with as little as GH₵60 ($10 or ₦3,820).

Seven ways to beat inflation in Nigeria

In a tweet on Wednesday, October 28, 2020, Prof. Steve Hanke revealed that his measurement of Nigeria's inflation over the last year stood at 30.37%.

All you need to know about Paystack, the biggest Nigerian startup acquisition

Here is all you need to know about Paystack, the biggest Nigerian startup acquisition and Stripe's biggest acquisition yet. The deal is reportedly worth over $200 million (₦76.6 billion).

Fundall, a digital banking platform raises $150,000 in pre-seed funding

Led by Black Knight Capital, a pre-seed stage investor, Fundall has raised $150,000 to deepen its footprints and challenge existing digital banks.

Nigeria at 60: Top sixty tech entrepreneurs that deserve to be celebrated (Part 2)

The Benjamindada team is using this independence day to celebrate sixty entrepreneurs that we believe have done wonderfully.

My first impression of Trove Finance and a mild introduction to investments

Review of Trove Finance, a platform that allows you to invest in stock markets around the world for as low as ₦1,000.

All you need to know about OPay, Opera’s Super App in Nigeria

Opera is not building a super app in Nigeria with OPay, it is positioning itself to be the internet for the next generation of Africans.

Cowrywise will now allow Nigerians to invest in dollar-based assets

Cowrywise—a fast-growing savings and investment platform—has announced the introduction of dollar-based assets, in the form of Eurobond mutual fund, on its platform.

PiggyVest needs their investment product—Investify—more than you, a subscriber

STEMCafe, a hands-on learning centre for kids aged 5-18 launches her first hub in partnership with ENYO Retail and Supply.

Why would PiggyBank introduce a Flex

On Monday, June 25, Piggybank.ng, an impressive Nigerian fintech startup focused on savings released new updates to their service. The updates included; introduction of PiggyFlex, higher interest rates, and PiggyPoints conversion to cash.