🇳🇬 Truecaller crosses 500 million users
Truecaller, the Stockholm-headquartered caller identification and spam-blocking platform, has crossed a critical threshold: 500 million active users g...
Read full analysis →Truecaller, the Stockholm-headquartered caller identification and spam-blocking platform, has crossed a critical threshold: 500 million active users g...
Read full analysis →Acorn Group, the Nairobi-based real estate operator behind the Qwetu student accommodation platform, has reported a Sh1.5 billion (approximately €10.2...
Read full analysis →Nigeria's financial markets are sending mixed signals to European investors monitoring Africa's largest economy. While fintech lenders like Zedvance a...
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Nigeria's investment landscape is sending mixed signals to foreign capital. While the continent's largest economy continues to attract entrepreneurial...
Read full analysis →South Africa's food waste problem represents one of the continent's most paradoxical crises: while 10 million tonnes of food—approximately one-third o...
Read full analysis →Starlink's decision to appeal Namibia's rejection of its telecommunications licence marks a critical inflection point in the satellite internet operat...
Read full analysis →South Africa's state-owned power utility Eskom is on track for its second consecutive year of profitability, a milestone that appears to signal recove...
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For three decades, South Africa's ruling African National Congress maintained an ideological distance from the country's private sector, viewing busin...
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Kenya's public debt has officially crossed into dangerous territory. At Sh12.29 trillion (approximately €92 billion) as of December 2025, the country'...
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The Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) has taken decisive regulatory action against five stockbroking firms, imposing combined fines exceeding N291 milli...
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As the first quarter of 2026 concluded, Nigeria's currency maintained surface-level stability against the US dollar in official foreign exchange marke...
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Nigeria's government has publicly committed to achieving 7% annual GDP growth, a target that signals both economic ambition and the scale of structura...
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South Africa's credit market is experiencing a significant inflection point. February 2026 data reveals private sector credit extension growing 1.5 pe...
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BUA Foods has executed one of sub-Saharan Africa's most striking corporate transformations in the past five years, fundamentally reshaping Nigeria's c...
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Nigeria's midstream and downstream petroleum regulator has formally approached the World Bank to finance a $22 billion infrastructure expansion progra...
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Nigeria's logistics and trade infrastructure has long been a bottleneck for African commerce. Lengthy customs procedures, paper-based documentation, a...
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Nigeria's electricity sector is sliding deeper into structural collapse, with fresh government data revealing a catastrophic funding shortfall that th...
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South Africa's informal transport sector faces a critical inflection point as Western Cape taxi operators maintain rigid fare structures despite mount...
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Starlink's unexpected withdrawal from Namibia marks a critical inflection point in the satellite internet provider's African strategy—and a stark remi...
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Nigeria's regulatory environment is sending mixed signals to European investors evaluating entry into Africa's largest economy. While the Lagos Intern...
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