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Transforming Customer Service to Keep Up with the Instant Demands of Quick Commerce
In the age of instant gratification, quick commerce (q-commerce) has redefined how consumers shop — promising groceries, meals, and essentials at their doorsteps in as little as 10 to 30 minutes. This accelerated pace has transformed not only logistics and delivery operations but also the expectations placed on customer support. In a market where every…
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Tether Backs Kotani Pay to Boost Blockchain-Powered Payments Across Africa
Global stablecoin issuer Tether has announced a strategic investment in Kotani pay, a Kenyan-based blockchain startup, in a move aimed at transforming Africa’s digital asset infrastructure and cross-boarder payment system. The partnership underscores growing international confidence in Africa’s fintech innovation and highlights Tether’s broader mission to advance financial inclusion through blockchain technology. Founded in 2020,…
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Nigeria Positions Itself as Africa’s Emerging Hub for Artificial Intelligence and Data Infrastructure
As the world races toward artificial intelligence (AI) dominance, Nigeria is positioning itself to become Africa’s next powerhouse — not through oil, but through AI computing power. The country, long known for its petroleum exports, is now turning its attention to the digital economy, investing in data centers, cloud infrastructure, and AI technology to harness…
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Vepay Strengthens Financial Inclusion Efforts with Expanded Digital Services Across Africa
African fintech startup Vepay is expanding its footprint across the continent with a new suite of financial services aimed at fueling Africa’s rapidly growing digital economy. The expansion marks a major step for the company as it seeks to strengthen its position in the competitive fintech landscape and bridge financial access gaps for millions of…
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Global Shop’s Acquisition of ANKA Signals Growing Global Interest in African E-Commerce
Ivorian e-commerce and logistics startup ANKA has found a new home under Global shop, a New York-based retail and commerce group, marking a significant development in Africa’s digital trade ecosystem. The acquisition — though the financial details remain undisclosed — signals a strategic move to integrate African online retail into global supply chains and expand…
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Lidya’s Collapse Highlights Challenges Facing Nigeria’s Fintech Lending Sector
In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian digital lending startup Lidya has shut down its operations, marking a significant setback for the country’s fintech ecosystem. The closure comes despite the company having raised a total of $16.45 million in funding from international investors, including major venture capital firms that once viewed Lidya as a promising…
 
