Maybe SafeBoda didn’t have a master plan after all as it has halted its operations in Nigeria. The e-hailing startup was originally founded in 2017 when it began operations
The global insurance industry was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. With nationwide lockdowns and insecurity arising from health and jobs, event cancellation and other risks became the order. Amidst this,
Data revealing growth in the African tech industry focuses on the ‘big four’ — Nigeria in Western Africa; South Africa in the Southern part of the continent and; Egypt and Kenya
MTN, a pan-African South-African mobile network operator (MNO) has launched its 5G service in Zambia, a country in the Southern African region. The telecom operator had previously launched its 5G
Managing workers or employees is usually the responsibility of Human Resource Managers (HRMs) in organisations big enough to employ them. Employees can comfortably communicate their concerns — whatever the case may
In an earlier piece, the African creator economy was analysed. In it, a creator was defined as well as amplifying the fact that the African continent is behind in the
The global creator economy is estimated to be worth over $100 billion. The world population which now pegs at 8 billion has an average of 1.4 trillion or 16.
Kenyan B2B e-commerce agritech, Twiga has introduced an independent agent model against its trade development representatives (TDRs) of which 211 were laid off representing 21% of its over 1000 employees.
Telecommunications provider, Safaricom Ethiopia, a subsidiary of Safaricom has achieved a milestone of over 1 million users since its launch in the East African country in August of this year
Getting licensed in Kenya might have been a challenge for Nigerian startups such as Flutterwave and Chippercash but, to ease its operations in the new market and ensure its spread
On Tuesday, Airtel Africa, the parent company of Airtel Nigeria was declined access to an upfront reserve price fixed at $273.6 million — a move against the established protocol. The
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a global development institution and member of the World Bank Group has launched a $225 million venture capital fund to support early-stage startups in Africa,
