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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-08-27 16:58:48

    How Web3 community, Superteam Nigeria, crossed $1 million in total earnings


    Nigeria's native Solana community recently crossed a milestone of $1 million in earnings. Here's how they did it.


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    How Web3 community, Superteam Nigeria, crossed $1 million in total earnings

    Nigeria's native Solana community recently crossed a milestone of $1 million in earnings. Here's how they did it.

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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-08-27 11:11:42

    AyaHQ is raising $10 million to build a Web3 talent ecosystem


    AyaHQ, a pan-African Web3 talent development startup, is in talks with investors to raise $10 million, with plans to split the funds between a $5 million microfund for incubated startups and a special economic zone in Accra that will double as a founder campus and residency.


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    AyaHQ is raising $10 million to build a Web3 talent ecosystem

    AyaHQ, a pan-African Web3 talent development startup, is in talks with investors to raise $10 million, with plans to split the funds between a $5 million microfund for incubated startups and a special economic zone in Accra that will double as a founder campus and residency.

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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-08-19 13:06:57

    18 blockchain ecosystems driving Africa’s Web3 growth amid investor pullback


    Funding to Africa’s Web3 and blockchain sector has declined over the past two years. In Nigeria, the continent’s most active market, the pullback stems from a mix of global shocks and local hurdles:  the 2022 collapse of FTX, the Central Bank’s 2021 ban on crypto, and a wave of high-profile struggles, abrupt shutdowns, lack of exits, and troubled pivots at startups like Mara.

    In response, global blockchain networks have stepped in to support early-stage founders through incubators and accelerators, go-to-market experience, and infrastructure access. These ecosystems have backed startups with $1 million in funding in the last two years, according to a Crypto Valley VC report, and are playing the long game to attract Web3 builders, capture users, lock in value, and drive transactions on their blockchain rails. 


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    18 blockchain ecosystems driving Africa’s Web3 growth amid investor pullback

    Funding to Africa’s Web3 and blockchain sector has declined over the past two years. In Nigeria, the continent’s most active market, the pullback stems from a mix of global shocks and local hurdles:  the 2022 collapse of FTX, the Central Bank’s 2021 ban on crypto, and a wave of high-profile struggles, abrupt shutdowns, lack of exits, and troubled pivots at startups like Mara. In response, global blockchain networks have stepped in to support early-stage founders through incubators and accelerators, go-to-market experience, and infrastructure access. These ecosystems have backed startups with $1 million in funding in the last two years, according to a Crypto Valley VC report, and are playing the long game to attract Web3 builders, capture users, lock in value, and drive transactions on their blockchain rails. 

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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-08-05 03:00:00

    How LovCash and Lisk are using blockchain to digitise in South Africa’s $10bn FMCG sector


    South African startup LovCash is helping informal traders go digital by using blockchain tech from Lisk. It’s tackling a $10b FMCG data gap and showing how Web3 can solve real-world problems, not just mint tokens


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    How LovCash and Lisk are using blockchain to digitise in South Africa’s $10bn FMCG sector

    South African startup LovCash is helping informal traders go digital by using blockchain tech from Lisk. It’s tackling a $10b FMCG data gap and showing how Web3 can solve real-world problems, not just mint tokens

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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-07-15 19:30:00

    “We don’t need aid. We need trust.” Inside Aya’s $7M bet on African Web3 builders


    What if trust, not capital, was the missing ingredient in Africa’s tech ecosystem? Eric Annan is betting on it.


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    “We don’t need aid. We need trust.” Inside Aya’s $7M bet on African Web3 builders

    What if trust, not capital, was the missing ingredient in Africa’s tech ecosystem? Eric Annan is betting on it.

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  • Osayi Ejiga
    2025-05-17 08:49:30

    Digital Nomads: This Ethiopian-born 6x founder is building a Web3 game to connect with her roots


    Born in Dire Dawa, in eastern Ethiopia, Muluneh was aged three when her parents left the civil-war-ridden country for the Netherlands. Yet, the Netherlands would go on to play a key role in her entrepreneurial journey. Over the course of her entrepreneurial journey, she has launched six businesses and sold four for a combined sum of over $11 million. Yet, the most relevant one, she says, was selling a medical tech business at age 21 for $500,000.


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    Digital Nomads: This Ethiopian-born 6x founder is building a Web3 game to connect with her roots

    Born in Dire Dawa, in eastern Ethiopia, Muluneh was aged three when her parents left the civil-war-ridden country for the Netherlands. Yet, the Netherlands would go on to play a key role in her entrepreneurial journey. Over the course of her entrepreneurial journey, she has launched six businesses and sold four for a combined sum of over $11 million. Yet, the most relevant one, she says, was selling a medical tech business at age 21 for $500,000.

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