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African public relations firm Wimbart has launched a low-cost PR service aimed at early-stage startups, offering a tailored solution for young companies looking to build their brand without breaking the bank. The initiative comes at a time when the African startup ecosystem is experiencing rapid growth, but many founders struggle to afford professional communications support….

After leaving a high-profile role at GTBank and facing the failure of his first startup, one Nigerian founder has managed to reinvent himself, achieving both a successful exit and building a venture-scale business while operating in the diaspora. His journey is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and the opportunities available to founders who are willing…

Africa’s financial growth was the focal point at the Africa Business Convention 2026, which brought together policymakers, investors, and business leaders from across the continent and beyond. The event highlighted the opportunities, challenges, and innovations shaping Africa’s economic landscape, particularly in banking, fintech, investment, and digital finance. During the convention, experts discussed the continent’s evolving…

In just three years, an Israeli product manager turned entrepreneur has successfully built and sold a startup that connected African tech talent with global companies, highlighting both the continent’s growing digital workforce and the opportunities for cross-border tech entrepreneurship. The startup, founded with a mission to bridge the talent gap in the tech industry, leveraged…

Mobility startup GoCab has raised $45 million in fresh funding to expand its drive-to-own model, following a strong growth run that saw the company reach $17 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR). The funding marks a major milestone for GoCab as it looks to scale operations, onboard more drivers, and deepen its presence in key…

A recent report by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has shed light on how fintech companies across the country are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to improve services, reduce risks, and drive financial inclusion. According to the report, Nigerian fintechs are leveraging AI in three major ways: fraud detection and risk management, customer service…