Temitayo Jaiyeola

Airtel Africa is on course to become a $7 billion business by the end of its next financial year ending March 2027. Its latest earnings reveal the three growth engines that could get it there.

Nigeria's new crypto tax guidelines require exchanges to collect a 1.5% stamp duty in digital assets instead of naira.

A ₦1 million Bitcoin trade that doubles in value could attract over ₦64,000 in taxes under Nigeria's new virtual asset tax guidelines.

After years of cutting costs, Jumia has raised $50 million to fund a new phase of growth focused on supply, fulfilment, and stronger margins.

ATM transactions in Nigeria rose 64.6% year-on-year to ₦26.3 trillion ($19.4 billion) in Q1 2026, while PoS transaction volumes fell 19.9%

Africa’s smartphone market could shrink 26% in 2026 as shipments of phones under $100 fall 34%, pushing up prices for consumers.

Les Africains qui envisagent d'acheter un nouveau smartphone cette année devront peut-être dépenser davantage, car la demande croissante en intelligence

Moniepoint is phasing out MonieWorld, its UK remittance product, less than two years after launch as it redirects resources to Africa.

Tony Elumelu has left UBA after 12 years as group chairman. These 10 charts show how the bank’s assets, profit, shares and workforce changed.

A ₦100,000 investment in Nigeria’s biggest bank stocks could be worth as much as ₦269,000 after eight months. See how these banks performed.