LemFi has FCA approval to acquire investment platform Wealth8, expanding into wealthtech for its 2 million+ cross-border customers.

Are stablecoin startups Nigeria’s next fintech wave? Explore how they’re transforming cross-border payments and liquidity.

The Xiaomi 17T Pro 5G promises something far more ambitious. Armed with a massive 7,000mAh silicon-carbon battery, 100W fast charging, a Leica-powered telephoto camera, and flagship-grade performance, ...

Consumers of telecom services who are dissatisfied with services rendered to them by any of the Service Providers have a right to seek redress of the situation by reporting to the Nigerian ...

If you’re on a tight budget and need a reliable Android phone under ₦30,000, you’re in luck. Whether it’s for WhatsApp, calls, or light browsing, these smartphones deliver basic functionality without ...

Metro Africa Xpress (MAX), a Nigeria-based mobility and vehicle-financing company, has raised $24 million in a funding round combining equity and asset-backed debt, as it scales its electric mobility ...

Launched 31st of August 2021, the Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Program (NJFP) is a youth empowerment partnership initiative between the Federal Government of Nigeria and the United Nations Development ...

Egypt-based fintech company Khazna has raised $16 million in a pre-Series B funding round. The round included new and existing investors such as SANAD Fund for MSME, anb Seed Fund, Aljazira Capital, ...

After acquiring a majority shareholding in Daraja Microfinance Bank, Umba can now offer full banking services in Kenya, including current accounts insured by the Kenya Deposit Insurance Corporation ...

Goodwell Investments and Alitheia Capital have announced their investment in Hinckley E-Waste Recycling Ltd. This impact-focused funding will enable the Nigeria-based recycler to create a healthier ...

With over 37 million Nigerian users, TikTok has evolved into more than just a video-sharing app—it’s now a full-fledged revenue-generating platform for Nigerian creators. From brand partnerships to ...

Edukoya, a Nigerian edtech startup, has officially shut down after nearly three years of operation, citing infrastructure limitations and economic challenges that impeded scalability. Founded in 2021 ...