Meta Takes Aggressive Action Against Fake Engagement and Impersonation on Facebook
Nigerian Banks Double Down on Tech: IT Spending Surges to N518.5 Billion in 2024 Amid Fintech Pressure
Swifia Launches in Nigeria to Revolutionize Gift Card Trading with Instant Payouts and Unmatched Simplicity
Nissan Forecasts Unprecedented $5.2 Billion Annual Loss as Restructuring Intensifies
Tesla Doubles Down on Robotaxi Dreams as Musk Predicts Massive Impact by 2026
Nigeria’s Banks Rake in Record Profits in 2024—But the Government Took the Largest Slice
Brand Battle Brews Between Zap Africa and Paystack Over ‘Zap’ Trademark in Nigeria’s Fintech Arena
Tesla’s Sales Plunge in Europe as Competition Heats Up and EV Market Diversifies
Pony.ai Faces Trade War Hurdles as It Pushes Global Expansion Plans
South Korea Flags Chinese AI Firm DeepSeek for Unauthorized Data Transfers
Florida Takes Legal Action Against Snapchat’s Parent Company Over Alleged Harmful Practices Toward Children
BYD Restructures European Strategy After Missteps in Market Entry
Naira Holds Steady Despite Dollar Recovery and Global Market Tensions
Flutterwave, Yellow Card Join Circle’s New Global Stablecoin Network to Revolutionize Cross-Border Payments
Bitcoin Blasts Beyond $93K as Investor Confidence Soars Amid Trade Hopes, ETF Surge, and Regulatory Shifts
Nvidia Faces $5.5 Billion Setback Amid New Licensing Rules in China
US Government Pushes to Break Google’s Grip on Online Search Over Fears of AI-Fueled Monopoly
Gold Soars Beyond $3,400 Amid Escalating U.S.-China Trade Tensions and Weakening Dollar
Tesla Faces Pressure to Deliver on Affordable Car and Robotaxi Promises
Huawei’s Ascend 910C: China’s Strategic Leap in AI Amidst U.S. Export Restrictions
In 2024, Nigeria’s top financial institutions thrived in a turbulent but lucrative economic climate. Nine publicly listed banks—Access Holdings, FCMB, Fidelity, First Holdco, GTCO, Stanbic IBTC, UBA, Wema Bank, and ...
Huawei Technologies is preparing to roll out mass shipments of its cutting-edge AI chip, the Ascend 910C, as early as next month, signaling a pivotal moment for China’s semiconductor industry. ...
Bitcoin made a strong comeback on Saturday, rebounding to nearly $84,000 after dropping earlier in the week. The rally followed a 90-day suspension of major tariffs by U.S. President Donald ...
As the digital world evolves, so do the methods and tactics of cybercriminals. Cybersecurity has traditionally been about preventing attacks, but in 2025, the focus is shifting toward building cybersecurity ...
As the world of work evolves, acquiring new skills that don’t necessarily involve coding has become increasingly important. In 2025, there are numerous non-coding courses that can equip you ...
Jumia, the e-commerce giant, has appointed Anthony Mbagwu as the managing director of its Nigerian fintech subsidiary, JumiaPay. Mbagwu transitions to this role from a rival fintech company, PalmPay, where ...
In April 2024, a six-week customer onboarding freeze imposed by Nigeria’s Central Bank significantly slowed the demand for payment cards among two of the country’s largest fintechs, OPay and Moniepoint. ...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has officially revoked the mobile money license of Cellulant Nigeria, a subsidiary of Africa’s fintech pioneer, Cellulant Corporation. The revocation, which became effective on ...
Over the past decade, Nigerian fintechs have revolutionized banking, challenging traditional institutions by offering digital, convenience-driven services. However, while fintechs have made banking easier for existing customers, they still face ...
Africa’s fintech sector is set to lead global growth this decade, with revenue projected to soar by 13 times by 2030, according to a report from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) ...
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