South African e-hailing drivers across various provinces are finally coming together in a planned nationwide strike.

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Africa’s cryptocurrency landscape is a study in contrasts. The continent has embraced digital currencies with enthusiasm, driven by economic challenges and a thirst for financial innovation. Yet, it ...

Meta, the parent company of WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram, has agreed to disclose subscriber information linked to accounts distributing explicit content involving South African school children.

As the in-fighting and leadership tussle continues to rattle the top echelon of Nigeria’s e-hailing union, AUATON, one of the gladiators, Comrade Ayoade Ibrahim, the founding General Secretary, has ...

Abiola Olaniran, founder of Nigerian-born mobile game production company Gamsole, has passed away at the age of 36. While the cause of his death is yet unknown, the Software engineer was buried on ...

Nigeria’s tech and financial sector has continued to record notable results across the stock trading, where the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) remains a core mirror for investors’ decisions and market ...

Their edtech startups fuse cutting-edge technology with personal journeys of perseverance, diaspora identity, and a vision to democratise access to opportunity ...

The Lagos State Government (LASG), in collaboration with key transport unions and Dangote Industries Ltd., has successfully negotiated a new ₦10,000 enforcement fee for the e-call-up system for trucks ...

Nigerian solar energy startup, Arnergy contributed a majority of the Q2 funding with its $18 million Series B raise back in April. $15 million of it came in the form of equity, making it the highest ...

Barely 24 hours after it went live, the Civil Defence, Correctional Fire and Immigration Services Board (CDCFIB) recruitment portal has crashed, attributed to onboarding congestion. As of the time of ...

NIMC noted that when errors are made due to the commission’s fault or by an enrollment agent, the Commission will provide necessary modifications free of charge.