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Nigeria’s digital payment surge is reshaping the country’s financial landscape, with over $850 million in transactions and 90% mobile penetration in 2024

By Nhlanhla Muthe Okra   Co-founder Fara Ashiru Jituboh confirmed the quiet closure, marking the end of a bold journey that helped shape...

As tobacco exports hit $1.3 billion, Mukuru’s digital payment tools are helping smallholder farmers overcome financial exclusion with...

The announcement was made on Wednesday at London's Guildhall during the Africa Debate by UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Kenya's Prime Cabinet Secretary and Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs, Musalia Mudavadi.

Startups are no longer just disruptors — they’re redefining the rules of business, tech, and culture. From fintech and green energy to...

Vodacom Group has been named Africa's number one employer by the Top Employers Institute for the second year running. This prestigious...

In a powerful show of community-driven innovation, Kamberg in KwaZulu-Natal has partnered with Vodacom to secure local base stations from vandalism and battery theft. Through added fencing and community-led patrols, this initiative ensures uninterrupted mobile access — critical for communication, business, and emergency response in remote areas.

HOAX: This website promising MTN Uganda customers cash prizes is fake The telecommunications company has warned customers about the fake...

Flutterwave and Microsoft have partnered in a five-year deal to build Flutterwave’s next-gen platform on Microsoft Azure. The goal is to accelerate digital payment innovation and empower African SMEs, which employ 90% of the continent’s population. This collaboration aims to boost financial inclusion, streamline transactions, and support business growth through scalable, secure technology and AI-powered solutions.