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Tochy Emereole didn’t grow into leadership by accident. She moved from execution to ownership, built systems that delivered results, and used her voice and work to raise her value.
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.
Onone Ega has built her career around tough projects, fast teams, and work that leaves a mark. In this conversation, she talks about delivery, leadership, and the Web3 interest that now guides her next steps.
Africa’s top telcos now make more from data than voice. Both MTN and Airtel have crossed that revenue line.
A look at why B2B startups keep outperforming B2C in Africa, driven by informal retail networks, and stronger unit economics.
Nigeria joins Egypt, Morocco, and Senegal in state-backed venture capital. Will government funding boost Africa’s tech ecosystem?
In this letter, we explore: Thepeer drama isn’t over yet, Flutterwave bets big on stablecoins with Polygon, Meta eyeing major talent restructuring.
In this letter, we explore: Airtel Africa records $376 million profit in H1 2025, Ghana wants everyone on .gh domain, Kenya’s gig economy gets a tax wake-up call.
African healthtech startups struggle to scale as funding falls and government support lags. Venture capital alone isn’t enough to fix the system
Jeremiah Ajayi went from earning in dollars to almost getting evicted. A year later, he rebuilt his finances and 12xed his income.
Africa’s rental market is under pressure as proptech startups test monthly rent models against deep-rooted traditions. Can technology change how Africans pay rent, or will annual payments remain the norm?
Across Africa, businesses lose time and money to slow, unreliable payments. Fintechs promise speed, but without shared standards and stronger regulation, moving money across borders will stay harder than it should be.
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