The capital that was already here
Nigeria does not need to discover a new source of external capital. One of its largest and most resilient sources already exists.
Nigeria does not need to discover a new source of external capital. One of its largest and most resilient sources already exists.
For decades, Nigeria's tax authority relied on companies to report their sales months after transactions had taken place. Now it wants to monitor business activity in real time.
Meanwhile, governments from Rwanda to Nigeria are publishing national strategies that promise to turn artificial intelligence (AI) into a new engine of economic growth. There is just one problem: about half of sub-Saharan Africa still lacks reliable electricity.
FairMoney Microfinance Bank, a CBN-licenced MFB, is using Point of Sale (PoS) terminals to solve one of lending’s oldest problems: determining which businesses are creditworthy.
Carolyne Kirabo, founder and managing partner of M-Kyala Capital—a women-focused fund—recently met an East African woman entrepreneur who had completed eight accelerator programmes. She has been taught how to draw a business model canvas, refine her pitch, and persuade investors that her company is
Tokenised stocks are becoming a dime a dozen in Nigeria's crypto sector as startups race to broaden the use of blockchain beyond digital currencies and into traditional finance.
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The company said on Wednesday that it now onboards about 10,000 customers daily as it scales its lending business beyond its Kenyan roots.
Samsung just wrapped up its Galaxy Unpacked event in London. You get new foldable phones, new watches, new software, and a first look at Samsung's smart glasses.
The move underscores a broader shift in South Africa's telecoms industry: the race to build the country's best 5G network is no longer confined to affluent urban centres.