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Bolt, inDrive see growth in Nigeria || Kenya to appeal court decision on Safaricom stake sale || Safaricom awards shares to executives || Kenya ranks second in EV charging report
Bolt, inDrive see growth in Nigeria || Kenya to appeal court decision on Safaricom stake sale || Safaricom awards shares to executives || Kenya ranks second in EV charging report
Apple TV is coming to Nigeria for the first time, with access bundled into an expanded iCloud+ subscription starting at ₦1,300 a month.
22 On Sloane wants to solve the challenge of fragmented capital, markets and support for African businesses.
Xiaomi unveiled the 18 Fold on September 7, 2026. Sales in China began on September 10, with the entry model starting at CNY 10,999.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is pushing to halt AI development long enough for safety research and governance to catch up
From building robots in his head as a child to studying philosophy, researching AI safety, advising the UN, and building industrial AI, Samuel Segun’s career has followed one question: how should AI work in the real world?
Traditional banking works best when the customer fits a relatively predictable profile. A salaried worker receives a regular income, has proof of address, can maintain an account and can absorb transaction or monthly fees. That model becomes less useful when income is irregular, employment is inform
The launch comes as African businesses move beyond experimenting with AI to embedding it in daily operations.
Pula wants to buy African startups as it prepares for an exit. FSD, backed by British aid money, and S2E Africa, a consultancy, are helping find sellers.
In today's edition: MNT-Halan nears public listing || High Court blocks Kenya’s stake in Vodacom deal || SA police’s AI bodycams could breach POPIA || Vodacom denies Safaricom has citizen database backup