• Digital Nomads: This 3x founder lost $18 million building a pan-African content sharing platform 


    Three-time-founder, Osita Oparaugo, on building pan-African solutions that equip Africans to take advantage of global opportunities.


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    Digital Nomads: This 3x founder lost $18 million building a pan-African content sharing platform 

    Three-time-founder, Osita Oparaugo, on building pan-African solutions that equip Africans to take advantage of global opportunities.

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  • Safaricom is quietly adding utility services into M-PESA super app


    The overlap looks minor, but the shift signals a deeper rethink of how Kenya’s largest telecom operator wants subscribers to interact with its digital ecosystem.


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    Safaricom is quietly adding utility services into M-PESA super app

    The overlap looks minor, but the shift signals a deeper rethink of how Kenya’s largest telecom operator wants subscribers to interact with its digital ecosystem.

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  • MTN Nigeria admits 20 startups to Cloud Accelerator Program


    Meet the 20 Nigerian startups selected by MTN Nigeria for their inaugural cloud accelerator program. Fintechs make 25% of the total selection.


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    MTN Nigeria admits 20 startups to Cloud Accelerator Program

    Meet the 20 Nigerian startups selected by MTN Nigeria for their inaugural cloud accelerator program. Fintechs make 25% of the total selection.

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  • Quick Fire with Ayodeji Alaran


    Ayodeji Alaran, founder and CEO of PBR Life Sciences, is tackling Africa’s healthcare data problem. After 16 years at Pfizer, GSK, AstraZeneca, IQVIA, and Cegedim, he launched PBR in 2022 to help pharmaceutical companies cut waste and improve drug supply using anonymised pharmacy data.

    Backed by Techstars, the startup has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding and operates in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and the UK (HQ). With a global team, PBR helps life sciences firms forecast demand and plan smarter. Alaran holds a pharmacy degree from UNILAG, an MBA from London Business School, and executive training in marketing and pharmaceuticals.


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    🔥 Quick Fire with Ayodeji Alaran

    Ayodeji Alaran, founder and CEO of PBR Life Sciences, is tackling Africa’s healthcare data problem. After 16 years at Pfizer, GSK, AstraZeneca, IQVIA, and Cegedim, he launched PBR in 2022 to help pharmaceutical companies cut waste and improve drug supply using anonymised pharmacy data. Backed by Techstars, the startup has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding and operates in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and the UK (HQ). With a global team, PBR helps life sciences firms forecast demand and plan smarter. Alaran holds a pharmacy degree from UNILAG, an MBA from London Business School, and executive training in marketing and pharmaceuticals.

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  • 👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – NALA goes to Kenya


    In today's edition: Quick Fire with Ayodeji Alaran || NALA goes to Kenya || iXAfrica secures $200 million debt || Funding Tracker


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    👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – NALA goes to Kenya

    In today's edition: 🔥 Quick Fire with Ayodeji Alaran || NALA goes to Kenya || iXAfrica secures $200 million debt || Funding Tracker

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  • A doctor’s formula for being a wife, mum, and startup founder 


    This edition of After Hours explores how Dr Chibuzor Tochukwu juggles motherhood, marriage, and entrepreneurship — from launching a natural healthtech company with her husband to raising four children.


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    A doctor’s formula for being a wife, mum, and startup founder 

    This edition of After Hours explores how Dr Chibuzor Tochukwu juggles motherhood, marriage, and entrepreneurship — from launching a natural healthtech company with her husband to raising four children.

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  • Africa’s $180 Billion Question: Can AI learn to speak 2,000 native languages?


    If digital services fail to include local languages, adoption slows, trust declines, and large segments of society remain locked out of the benefits of the internet economy


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    Africa’s $180 Billion Question: Can AI learn to speak 2,000 native languages?

    If digital services fail to include local languages, adoption slows, trust declines, and large segments of society remain locked out of the benefits of the internet economy

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  • With $61.6 million fund, Accion Ventures doubles down on early-stage fintechs 


    Accion Ventures, a global early-stage fund, has closed a $61.6 million fund to double down on its thesis of backing early-stage fintechs in developing markets like Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia that widen access to finance for underserved consumers and businesses. 


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    With $61.6 million fund, Accion Ventures doubles down on early-stage fintechs 

    Accion Ventures, a global early-stage fund, has closed a $61.6 million fund to double down on its thesis of backing early-stage fintechs in developing markets like Latin America, Africa, and Southeast Asia that widen access to finance for underserved consumers and businesses. 

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  • Airtel Nigeria wants a slice of ₦20.7 trillion mobile money market


    With over 56 million subscribers, Airtel may be Nigeria’s second-biggest telco, but in mobile money—the country’s fastest-growing financial services segment—it is still playing catch-up.


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    Airtel Nigeria wants a slice of ₦20.7 trillion mobile money market

    With over 56 million subscribers, Airtel may be Nigeria’s second-biggest telco, but in mobile money—the country’s fastest-growing financial services segment—it is still playing catch-up.

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  • MTN doubles fixed broadband users in two months, claims 100% of industry growth


    MTN Nigeria cemented its dominance in the country’s fixed broadband market, more than doubling its subscriber base between May and July 2025


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    MTN doubles fixed broadband users in two months, claims 100% of industry growth

    MTN Nigeria cemented its dominance in the country’s fixed broadband market, more than doubling its subscriber base between May and July 2025

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  • Luno brings tokenised US stocks to Nigeria one month after South Africa launch


    Luno is deepening its push to drive the adoption of tokenised assets across Africa, as regulations evolve.
    By introducing tokenised equities, Luno is entering a market already crowded by local wealthtech apps like Bamboo, Chaka, Rise, and Trove, which have popularised fractional US stock investing in Nigeria. Luno is betting on crypto infrastructure, positioning tokenisation as a cheaper, more flexible way to hold global assets.


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    Luno brings tokenised US stocks to Nigeria one month after South Africa launch

    Luno is deepening its push to drive the adoption of tokenised assets across Africa, as regulations evolve. By introducing tokenised equities, Luno is entering a market already crowded by local wealthtech apps like Bamboo, Chaka, Rise, and Trove, which have popularised fractional US stock investing in Nigeria. Luno is betting on crypto infrastructure, positioning tokenisation as a cheaper, more flexible way to hold global assets.

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  • Next Wave: Is nuclear power the answer to Africa’s AI ambitions?


    Africa needs vast new power capacity to support an AI-driven economy, yet current systems are stretched and propped up by diesel.


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    Next Wave: Is nuclear power the answer to Africa’s AI ambitions?

    Africa needs vast new power capacity to support an AI-driven economy, yet current systems are stretched and propped up by diesel.

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