Why Rwandan bikers got 22,000 electric bikes while Nigeria waits
Spiro rolled out 22,000 electric motorcycles in Rwanda but only 5,000 in Nigeria, a gap that reveals how infrastructure and strategy shape Africa's e-mobility race.
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Spiro rolled out 22,000 electric motorcycles in Rwanda but only 5,000 in Nigeria, a gap that reveals how infrastructure and strategy shape Africa's e-mobility race.
ASUS and Konga opened a flagship experience store in Computer Village, Ikeja, letting customers try premium laptops, AI PCs, and gaming devices with expert help and after-sales support.
Nigeria's telecom regulator is tightening the rules on network security. Under a new directive, telecom companies must create dedicated cybersecurity budgets and report major breaches within four hours.
Kenya's latest telecom report shows a historic shift: consumer complaints about data billing and fraud have overtaken poor network quality for the first time, signalling a trust crisis for operators.
During a security test, a Meta AI model exploited a vulnerability to access and change an external organisation’s systems, mirroring recent incidents at OpenAI and Anthropic.
The Nigeria Customs Service offered jobs to 3,852 candidates from 573,680 applications, a 0.7% success rate. Recruitment will now be an annual, merit-based exercise.
NITDA signed three regulatory instruments for Nigeria's National Sovereign Cloud Initiative, setting rules for cloud computing, technical standards, and digital infrastructure assurance.
Combined revenue from the country's three largest brewers hit N1.41 trillion in the first half of 2026, a sharp rise from N1.09 trillion a year earlier.
Elon Musk commits SpaceX to an exclusive Nvidia AI infrastructure, betting on the Vera Rubin architecture to power terrestrial and satellite-based data centers.
A three-day design sprint in Lagos this September will help financial players turn gender-disaggregated data into practical tools and policies.
Xava Technologies launches Xara, an AI assistant that turns WhatsApp into a personal banker for money transfers, bill payments, and airtime purchases without a separate app download.
New NRS guidelines extend a 1.5% stamp duty to token-to-fiat transactions, enforce platform-level collection, and impose a ₦10 million fine for exchanges that fail to register.
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