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In today's edition: MTN Nigeria has a new growth problem || WIOCC raised $300 million || Shoprite finalises R&A Cellular acquisition || Kenya merges eTIMs with government payments
In today's edition: MTN Nigeria has a new growth problem || WIOCC raised $300 million || Shoprite finalises R&A Cellular acquisition || Kenya merges eTIMs with government payments
MTN Nigeria is making more money than ever. But its average customer is contributing less to that growth.
Apple now has more than 2.5 billion active devices and operates more than 500 stores globally. None of those stores are in Africa.
As African businesses adopt cross-border virtual accounts and stablecoins for international transactions, startups are building the last mile into markets such as China, where directly settling supplier accounts could make their products hard to replace.
South Africa will serve as an important test of whether the mobile-money model that worked in less banked markets can be adapted to a more mature financial system.
Nokia expects AI-native networks, edge computing, automation and software to become increasingly important
Francophone Africa has a growing startup ecosystem, but expanding across borders remains difficult. From OHADA regulations to currency restrictions, several structural barriers make it harder for startups to scale across the region.
Kimambi, who lives in the US, filed the 36-page complaint on August 21 in the Superior Court of California in San Mateo County, where Meta is headquartered.
Atlantica Ventures, an Africa-focused impact venture capital fund, led the round, with participation from DFS Labs, Kaleo Ventures, Madica, Trilinear Technologies, Malta Ventures and other investors.
In today's edition: CBK approves Nedbank-NCBA deal || Nigerian fintech Allawee folds into Paystack || Yele Bademosi transitions to chairman at Onboard || Namibia launches DigiNam, a digital ID infrastructure