Caleb Nnamani

In a surprising move, the Nigerian government has introduced a new law that will tax crypto. Crypto traders say that it might not work

Glade, a Techstars-backed startup, joins the list of fintechs that have suffered losses from breaches to their technology.

The Netherlands' Tunga has eyes on Africa's developers. The relationship is symbiotic: Europe needs more developers; Africans want better pay

Jumia urgently needs to become profitable. To drive this, the company is exploring rural markets where e-commerce is untapped.

Mastercard is betting on cards with SomBank. The logic is, in a dearth of digital infrastructure, cards hold a better promise than QR codes.

The eNaira has not recorded much success in Nigeria. Here's why Nigerians are not adopting the country’s blockchain money

Access Bank has completed negotiations to acquire the sub-Saharan subsidiaries of Standard Chartered Bank for an undisclosed sum.

As President Tinubu assembles his ministers, some stakeholders in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem are being considered for key positions.

Nigeria has raised $500 million to tackle its food problem, but concerns about the government’s processes remain.

Triggerfish, an animation company, is taking Africa-centred stories to screens across the world; afro-animation goes global.