• Twiga Foods to compensate staff $7,800 for unfair firing


    On Techpoint Digest, we discuss Twiga Foods' decision to compensate employees $7,800 for unfair firing, Nigeria's taxman's plans to tax content creators, and an AWS outage that throws the Internet into chaos.


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    Twiga Foods to compensate staff $7,800 for unfair firing

    On Techpoint Digest, we discuss Twiga Foods' decision to compensate employees $7,800 for unfair firing, Nigeria's taxman's plans to tax content creators, and an AWS outage that throws the Internet into chaos.

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  • Snapchat, Amazon, McDonalds, Canva and others disrupted by AWS downtime


    A major AWS outage disrupted global platforms including Snapchat, Amazon, McDonald’s, and Canva. Here’s how the downtime unfolded.


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    Snapchat, Amazon, McDonalds, Canva and others disrupted by AWS downtime

    A major AWS outage disrupted global platforms including Snapchat, Amazon, McDonald’s, and Canva. Here’s how the downtime unfolded.

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  • AWS outage disrupt Banboo, Raenest services


    An AWS outage has disrupted services for African businesses like Bamboo and Raenest. Global platforms, including Snapchat and Canva, were also affected


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    AWS outage disrupt Banboo, Raenest services

    An AWS outage has disrupted services for African businesses like Bamboo and Raenest. Global platforms, including Snapchat and Canva, were also affected

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  • How freelancers and remote workers can navigate Nigeria’s new tax laws 


    Many Nigerian freelancers and remote workers will start paying taxes for the first time in 2026 under the new Nigeria Tax Act. The law expands the tax net, requiring residents to declare and pay taxes on their worldwide income. Here's all you need to know.


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    How freelancers and remote workers can navigate Nigeria’s new tax laws 

    Many Nigerian freelancers and remote workers will start paying taxes for the first time in 2026 under the new Nigeria Tax Act. The law expands the tax net, requiring residents to declare and pay taxes on their worldwide income. Here's all you need to know.

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  • AWS outage shows even “decentralised” Web3 startups rely on centralised infrastructure


    Monday’s AWS outage disrupted a third of the internet, affecting African Web3 startups like Azza and AZA Finance. The incident highlights the reliance of supposedly “decentralised” platforms on centralised cloud infrastructure and the costly trade-offs startups face when building redundant systems to ensure uptime. Some startups, like Palremit and Azawire, avoided downtime thanks to multi-region or alternative hosting strategies, showing that decentralisation in blockchain often stops at infrastructure.


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    AWS outage shows even “decentralised” Web3 startups rely on centralised infrastructure

    Monday’s AWS outage disrupted a third of the internet, affecting African Web3 startups like Azza and AZA Finance. The incident highlights the reliance of supposedly “decentralised” platforms on centralised cloud infrastructure and the costly trade-offs startups face when building redundant systems to ensure uptime. Some startups, like Palremit and Azawire, avoided downtime thanks to multi-region or alternative hosting strategies, showing that decentralisation in blockchain often stops at infrastructure.

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  • Why freelancers, influencers can’t escape Nigeria’s new tax rules


    From January 2026, Nigeria’s new tax laws will require remote workers and freelancers to pay personal income tax, just like traditional employees. The tax rate will be capped at 25%.


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    Why freelancers, influencers can’t escape Nigeria’s new tax rules

    From January 2026, Nigeria’s new tax laws will require remote workers and freelancers to pay personal income tax, just like traditional employees. The tax rate will be capped at 25%.

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  • The taxman is coming for Nigeria’s remote workers


    If you earn $2,000 a month coding for a U.S. startup while living in Lagos, you will now have to pay taxes. From January 2026, Nigeria’s new tax laws will require remote workers and freelancers to pay income tax, just like traditional employees.


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    The taxman is coming for Nigeria’s remote workers

    If you earn $2,000 a month coding for a U.S. startup while living in Lagos, you will now have to pay taxes. From January 2026, Nigeria’s new tax laws will require remote workers and freelancers to pay income tax, just like traditional employees.

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  • Nigerians are investing with cNGN stablecoin. Regulators say this is risky


    Stablecoins have not yet demonstrated consistent price stability, raising questions about their reliability. Nigeria's SEC chief warned that when the purpose of holding them shifts from payments to financial returns, the risk profile changes. Payment use mainly affects users and infrastructure, while investment use introduces wider risks to lenders, borrowers, and protocol operators, heightening the chance of systemic contagion. When stablecoins are used in investment arrangements, the regulator must ensure they comply with securities laws.


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    Nigerians are investing with cNGN stablecoin. Regulators say this is risky

    Stablecoins have not yet demonstrated consistent price stability, raising questions about their reliability. Nigeria's SEC chief warned that when the purpose of holding them shifts from payments to financial returns, the risk profile changes. Payment use mainly affects users and infrastructure, while investment use introduces wider risks to lenders, borrowers, and protocol operators, heightening the chance of systemic contagion. When stablecoins are used in investment arrangements, the regulator must ensure they comply with securities laws.

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  • From 2026, dodging taxes in Nigeria could cost crypto startups their licences — and ₦10m


    Virtual Assets Service Providers (VASP) that fail to comply with provisions of Nigeria’s new tax laws will face an initial penalty of ₦10 million ($6,693) in the first month of default, and ₦1 million ($669) for every subsequent month.


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    From 2026, dodging taxes in Nigeria could cost crypto startups their licences — and ₦10m

    Virtual Assets Service Providers (VASP) that fail to comply with provisions of Nigeria’s new tax laws will face an initial penalty of ₦10 million ($6,693) in the first month of default, and ₦1 million ($669) for every subsequent month.

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  • A decade of Uber in Kenya shows gains for riders, losses for drivers


    Uber marks ten years in Kenya with the launch of Uber Safari, but driver unrest, lawsuits, and regulatory battles show a mixed legacy for the ride-hailing giant.


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    A decade of Uber in Kenya shows gains for riders, losses for drivers

    Uber marks ten years in Kenya with the launch of Uber Safari, but driver unrest, lawsuits, and regulatory battles show a mixed legacy for the ride-hailing giant.

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  • South Africa’s ABSA doubles down on AWS to fuel cloud-native banking push


    South African bank ABSA has named AWS its preferred cloud provider, enhancing their strategic alliance which began in 2015.


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    South Africa’s ABSA doubles down on AWS to fuel cloud-native banking push

    South African bank ABSA has named AWS its preferred cloud provider, enhancing their strategic alliance which began in 2015.

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  • 👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – OurPass, thou shall not pass


    In today's edition: OurPass: pivots, frozen deposits, and a second act || Sterling Bank: 2 billion transactions done on SEABaaS || Unity, Providus Bank merger draws closer || After CNG, Shuttlers goes electric


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    👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – OurPass, thou shall not pass

    In today's edition: OurPass: pivots, frozen deposits, and a second act || Sterling Bank: 2 billion transactions done on SEABaaS || Unity, Providus Bank merger draws closer || After CNG, Shuttlers goes electric

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