To promote cloud adoption and support company growth, Microsoft South Africa has expanded the range of cloud services available from its Azure data centres in Johannesburg and Cape Town. In
Regulatory authorities have approved the partnership between Sanlam and aYo Holdings, the insurtech platform owned by MTN Group. This opens the door for the two companies to create and expand
CardinalStone Capital Advisers (CCA), the West African private equity fund manager, announced today a $6 million Series A funding round in AfyA Care, a health-tech startup providing integrated healthcare services
KuCoin Wallet, a secure and simple-to-use crypto wallet powered by the KuCoin ecosystem, has officially launched a Chrome Extension with vastly enhanced security technology and architecture, ensuring the security of
Twitter CMO, Leslie Berland is the latest to quit Twitter, adding to the growing number of top executives that have left the social networking company since Elon Musk completed the
Paradigm Initiative (PIN), an agency connecting youths to digital opportunities as well as preserving digital rights, has petitioned the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in court. This is following
Pick & Pay is expanding its cryptocurrency offering, enabling customers to use cryptocurrencies to pay for groceries at 39 of its locations countrywide. The retailer has been experimenting with cryptocurrency
Leading cloud computing company, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its office in Lagos, Nigeria, making its second entry into Africa after Johannesburg, South Africa in 2017. The announcement by
The Competition Tribunal announced yesterday that it had unanimously cleared TymeBank’s acquisition of fintech SME funder, Retail Capital, in order to strengthen its business banking capabilities. TymeBank, which is
Sproutly, a Nigerian-based digital banking and tuition financing platform for teens and students, has been chosen, along with four other African tech startups, to advance to the grand finale of
In its initial round of layoffs, Twitter intends to let go of 25% of its workers. The social networking platform currently employs about 7,000 people, with just under 2,
Payhippo, Nigeria’s credit-led SME fintech, has today announced its proposed acquisition of Maritime Microfinance Bank (MFB), a financial institution specializing in saving products, demand deposits, and investments as well
