YC-backed fintech Grey registers as payment service provider in Canada
The move builds on Grey’s earlier integration with Interac, a Canadian interbank network.
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He survived a misdiagnosis. Then he built an AI platform for clinical decisions.
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MTN Nigeria says rising fuel costs could wipe $102 million off profits
MTN Nigeria has warned that rising fuel prices could affect its profitability this year, even as the country’s largest telco operator delivers record revenue growth and rebounds from last year’s currency shocks.
Airtel Kenya targets Safaricom’s fibre lead with free installs and lower prices
The push marks Airtel’s first concerted attempt to scale in fixed broadband, relying on aggressive pricing and zero-cost onboarding.
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At AVCA summit, investors push pragmatic approach as Africa’s exits surge
Opening the association’s 22nd Venture Capital Summit in Nairobi on Wednesday, AVCA chief executive Abi Mustapha-Maduakor acknowledged the headwinds facing the sector but pointed to shifts witnessed in 2025.
Amazon’s satellite internet unit Kuiper seeks Kenya licence after Nigeria approval
Kenya could become another key test market as Amazon looks to establish a foothold in Africa’s evolving broadband landscape.
Inside the spam call machine behind Nigeria’s digital lending boom
Across Nigeria, customers report a barrage of unsolicited promotional calls that disrupt work and invade privacy.
Nigeria moves to mandate organisations to disclose cyber attacks amid rising threats
Nigeria is moving to end the culture of silence around cyberattacks, pushing banks, fintechs, and other organisations to disclose breaches or at least share intelligence in the wake of rising threats.
Kenya’s WapiPay expands into Jamaica to tap $2.5 billion remittance market
The Bank of Jamaica's approval will allow the Nairobi-based cross-border payments company to begin operations through a partnership with JN Money Services Limited (JNMS), a Jamaican payments services company. The deal will enable WapiPay to facilitate transfers between Africa, Asia, and the Caribbea