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C.R.E.A.M praises Sterling Bank for empowering Nigeria’s creative economy
The C.R.E.A.M Platform has publicly affirmed Sterling Bank’s pivotal role in supporting and building financial infrastructure tailored for the creative industry in Nigeria. As the country’s creative economy continues to grow, partnerships like this are helping to bridge the gap between artists, entrepreneurs, and the financial tools they need to thrive. Sterling Bank, one of…
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HitchPay hits $2M in cross-border transactions
African fintech startup HitchPay has reached a significant milestone, surpassing $2 million in transactions as demand for cross-border payments continues to grow across the continent. The achievement highlights the rising need for efficient, low-cost, and reliable payment solutions for businesses and individuals operating in multiple African markets. Founded to simplify payments between African countries, HitchPay…
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Amazon’s Project Kuiper faces regulatory hurdles in Nigeria
Amazon’s plans to roll out satellite internet services in Nigeria are gaining attention, but their success depends heavily on securing two key regulatory approvals. Through Project Kuiper, its low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite broadband initiative, Amazon hopes to tap into Nigeria’s vast market of underserved and unconnected communities. However, without the right licences, those ambitions could…
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African startups turn local challenges into global solutions
Africa’s startup ecosystem is increasingly proving that global innovation does not only emerge from traditional tech hubs. Across the continent, entrepreneurs are transforming local challenges—often shaped by infrastructure gaps, demographic pressures, and economic constraints—into scalable solutions with global relevance. In doing so, African startups are redefining what innovation looks like and where it comes from….
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African startups drive local problem-solving through innovation
Across Africa, startups are rapidly emerging as engines of innovation, tackling challenges that have long constrained development while creating new opportunities for millions of people. From fintech to healthtech, agritech, and energy, African entrepreneurs are designing solutions tailored to local realities—showing that innovation doesn’t always follow Silicon Valley’s playbook but instead thrives by understanding context….
