My Family Cinema (MFC), a popular video streaming platform known for piracy, has shut down after facing copyright issues. The platform’s forced exit is linked to a recent crackdown on piracy networks ...

Before OPay became one of Africa’s largest fintechs with nearly 50 million users, it was a company wondering whether it would survive its first year. That is the honest account Dotun Adekunle, OPay’s ...

The Nigerian telecoms industry has suffered more than 150,000 fibre cut incidents across April and May 2026, the highest number of such cuts on record. The figures reveal a continued struggle to ...

What if the next global voices shaping culture didn’t come from Hollywood or London but from Lagos, Nairobi and Cape Town? In 2026, African content creators are no longer just participating in global ...

Latest industry data show that about 83.2% of Nigerian phone users are now connected to the internet, underscoring how Nigerians are increasingly penetrating the digital space. This means that for ...

eTranzact International Plc made more money in 2025. It kept less of it. The Lagos-listed payment technology company closed the year with revenue of ₦30.6 billion, up from ₦29.9 billion in 2024. On ...

There is a particular kind of grief that comes from knowing that a loved one didn’t make it, not from a lack of medicine or doctors, but because nobody could find the right hospital with the necessary ...

In a significant victory for Kenyan consumers, the government recently published a revised regulation that addresses how telecom operators, internet service providers, and other ICT companies engage ...

When you pay for suya with your card at 11 p.m. in Lagos and the POS machine chirps “Approved” within seconds, you probably think it’s just your bank doing its job. But behind the scenes, there’s an ...

Capitec Bank, South Africa’s largest retail bank by client, is driving a conversation with its artificial intelligence-backed initiative. In contrast to the contemporary status of AI-driven layoffs in ...

Every year, millions of Africans travel for work, study, business and leisure, expecting that in an increasingly connected world, moving money across borders should be as simple as booking a flight.