Startups have the ability to innovate and disrupt important economic sectors, but they frequently face access issues. Africa’s largest cities and Silicon Valley in San Francisco differ in their
Notwithstanding how challenging it has been to deepen digitalization and financial inclusion in Africa over the years, some notable progress has been made. For instance, 2021 was a record year
Years ago, there were just a handful of digital illustrators in Africa. Today, the emergence of NFT has inspired the growth of digital illustration in Africa. In industries like finance,
Africa currently accounts for only 2% of global trade, moreover, only 17% of African exports are intercontinental, compared to 59% in Asia and 68% in Europe. As a result, the
Humans are usually insatiable. For this species of living things, there is always a thought that there is a better version of what they have in possession somewhere else. This
Passion, Purpose, Plan and pursuit are pretty important in starting up and sustaining the growth of an idea. Many businesses have come to acknowledge the factors and run with them
It is no secret that Africa has consistently lagged in different human endeavors, including internet penetration. According to the Statista report, only about four out of ten Africans had internet
When using a digital payment system, it is possible to send money over considerable distances more easily, swiftly, and affordably. In comparison to physically bringing cash and paying a bus
The main goal of fintech companies is to lower access barriers and include segments that have traditionally been left out of the financial services industry. With the help of Fintechs,
Three African nations made the top 30 in Chainalysis’ Global Crypto Adoption Index for the degree to which cryptocurrencies are being used in regular commercial transactions. Nigeria, Kenya, and South
Things take time, and so do businesses. Some businesses take 1 year to succeed, while others might take 5 years. It is always best to work patiently and strategically within
Over 770 million people in Africa lack access to electricity, according to a 2019 report by the International Energy Agency, and by 2030, half of the world’s population will
