Muktar Oladunmade is a Reporter at TechCabal. He focuses on covering daily technology news across Africa, with a keen interest in startups, venture capital, and the broader impact of technology on the continent. Muktar's insights and contributions have also been featured in Next Billion.
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Muktar Oladunmade’s coverage is predominantly focused on African startups, the tech industry, fintech, and business news. The majority of his articles fall under private sector announcements and press releases. This suggests that he may be receptive to pitches related to new product launches, funding rounds, executive appointments within companies in the tech and finance sectors.
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By: Muktar Oladunmade
African founders love their jobs, but factors outside their control, like fundraising and Africa’s economy, are causing them mental health problems.
Moniepoint, the fintech unicorn, is in the process of securing a commercial banking license from Nigeria’s central bank.
Carbon, the Nigerian digital bank, will resume issuing cards in November, six months after halting its card services.
Yellow Card, a pan-African stablecoin infrastructure company, has secured a Crypto Asset Service Provider (CASP) licence in South Africa.
Palmpay, the pan-African fintech, has named Femi Hanson as the new marketing and public relations head for its Nigerian subsidiary.
GTBank has apologized to customers over a weeks-long disruption during its core banking application switch that halted banking activities
Share Paystack, the Stripe-owned Nigerian fintech, has integrated a payment option enabling merchants to accept payments directly from millions of OPay accounts.
By: Muktar Oladunmade
Access Bank, a tier-1 Nigerian commercial bank present in 22 countries, is building a payment rail, Access Africa, to allow people and businesses to move money across the continent through Access bank accounts.
By: Muktar Oladunmade
Share In a January 2024 letter, the CEO of one of Nigeria's most prominent fintech startups told employees the company's focus for the year would be ‘growth and compliance.'
By: Muktar Oladunmade
Palmpay, a Chinese-backed fintech app, has partnered with Jumia to allow Palmpay customers pay for products on Jumia directly from their accounts.
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