Truecaller says Nigerians can unlist their numbers after a Lagos court ruling rejected implied consent for non-users’ data.

Nigeria’s overlapping data-localisation rules could create a costly compliance maze for banks, fintechs and cloud providers.

Vambo AI’s MORENA highlights Africa’s AI data gap, as developers struggle to find enough high-quality African-language text ...

MedicYard, a Nigerian B2B e-commerce platform for medical consumables and pharmaceuticals, officially launched in Lagos, ...

ARC Ride is taking its electric motorcycles from Kenya to South Africa, targeting commercial fleets in Gauteng and the ...

India launched RuPay in 2012 as its domestic card network. It did not stop there. The country subsequently built the Unified ...

The H-1B crackdown has gone beyond skilled workers, with US visa issuances falling across major categories and Africa hit ...

Nigeria’s cryptocurrency market is no longer a niche corner of the internet. Between July 2024 and June 2025, Sub-Saharan Africa received more than $205bn in on-chain crypto value, a 52% increase from ...

Every strategic decision an organisation makes rests upon a series of assumptions. When executives approve expansion into new ...

Lisk is shutting down its blockchain, ending a decade-long experiment and leaving a funding gap for African Web3 startups.

Telemedicine” is still a fuzzy word for a lot of people. Is it a video call with a stranger in a white coat? A WhatsApp ...

Larry Yon II, CyberAlliance president, on AI, cybersecurity, digital trust and mobilising diaspora capital to unlock Africa’s tech potential.