— Investing in African AI Startups Picture this: a room filled with over $1.5 billion in assets, where top investors like Kola Aina and Sola Lawson share their insights on the booming African tech landscape. They discuss the rise of AI startups and the importance of secondaries in driving investments. Kola Aina emphasizes the transformative

BoxCommerce, an e-commerce platform catering to small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and startups, has recently made its mark in the vibrant city of Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). This move signifies a strategic decision by the African-founded company to tap into the burgeoning e-commerce landscape in the region. ### A Game-Changer for SMEs With a

Biola Alabi is a name that resonates in the world of early-stage investing in African startups. Her journey started as an angel investor, writing her first check for Big Cabal Media, the parent company of TechCabal. Over time, she transitioned into leading angel syndicate deals with other investors before diving into venture capital with firms

In the heart of Africa, Rwanda is on a mission to revolutionize its healthcare system. The vision? To bid farewell to traditional paper health records by December. How? Through the groundbreaking rollout of e-Ubuzima, a cutting-edge digital platform that is set to transform the way medical information is managed and accessed across the country. Imagine

In the bustling tech world of Africa, exciting developments are always on the horizon. From the sleek, silent electric vehicles zipping around Nigeria’s streets to the rise of innovative startups making waves across the continent, there’s no shortage of fascinating stories to uncover. ### A New Era in Cross-Border Payments ** “Flutterwave joins Circle payment

In the bustling political landscape of South Africa, a recent decision has caused ripples of relief and concern in equal measure. The National Treasury’s proposal to raise value-added tax (VAT) by 1% over two years, aiming to address a significant $4.02 billion budget deficit, has been swiftly withdrawn amidst mounting pressure from various quarters. The

Ogun State, known for its significant investment in fibre infrastructure, has raised eyebrows by charging the highest right-of-way fees in Nigeria. According to a list obtained from industry operators, Ogun demands ₦9,477 per linear metre for laying fiber optic cables—an amount that surpasses all other states in the country. On the other hand, Osun State

Education is often seen as the key to a brighter future for children around the world. In Nigeria, like in many countries, the quality of education can significantly impact a child’s opportunities and success in life. However, recent reports have shown that providing private education for a Nigerian child has become increasingly expensive, with costs

It’s a bright day as the sun shines down on bustling streets. Imagine strolling around and suddenly coming face to face with a futuristic sight – an electric vehicle silently gliding past you. Nigeria proudly boasts over 15,000 electric vehicles cruising its roads, signaling a step towards a greener future. However, amidst this progress, traditional

In the realm of South African politics, a recent decision has sparked both relief and concern among citizens. The country had been grappling with a significant budget shortfall of $4 billion, prompting the National Treasury to consider a controversial increase in value-added tax (VAT). The initial proposal involved a 1% VAT hike spread over two