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UK-based B2B fintech infrastructure provider PawaPay has crossed a major operational milestone, handling over 3 billion mobile money transactions. Driven by a massive surge in merchant utility, the platform's third billion arrived in under nine months.
While late-stage fintech rounds and global tech giants dominate the headlines, the future of Africa’s digital economy is being built from the ground up. Discover how Port Harcourt’s Young Techies Festival (YTF) has grown from a local meetup into a powerhouse talent pipeline for kids aged 8–17.
Microsoft is cutting 4,800 jobs worldwide as it restructures its Xbox gaming division. The move reflects growing pressure to improve profits after years of major investments in gaming.
Google Play is investing in Africa's gaming industry through a new $1 million fund designed to help independent studios build bigger games and reach more players around the world. Selected developers will receive funding, mentorship, and technical support without giving up ownership.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posted July 5 comparing his child's first two-word sentence to GPT-5.6 solving new math problems after the model's June 26 preview.
Twelve new CEOs and chairmen took leadership roles at NGX-listed companies during the first half of 2026, driven by retirements and regulatory tenure limits.
In less than a month, electric motorcycle startup Spiro raised $270 million. By focusing on battery swapping rather than long charging times, the company is convincing investors that clean transport in Africa is a winning bet.
Exchanging phone numbers with people you have just met can feel unsafe. WhatsApp is rolling out a username system, allowing you to hide your digits from strangers, new acquaintances, and large group chats.
Rivers State University launched 11 mobile platforms to digitize campus operations and student services.
Ride-hailing platform inDrive has hired media personality KieKie for a unique new role: Chief Wahala Officer. Her job is to give a voice to the daily frustrations of Lagos commuters.
Nigeria's fintech ecosystem has earned global recognition over the past decade. Companies have transformed how people transfer money, pay bills, receive salaries, and conduct business online, but beneath every successful fintech product lies something most users never see: the infrastructure
Invoicer’s new WhatsApp assistant is changing how Nigerian SMEs handle customer engagement, and it never once sounds like customer support.
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