- Monday, July 06, 2026
BusinessDay
Africa’s cryptocurrency market is entering a mature phase, pivoting from speculative retail trading to utility-driven payments as users seek workarounds...
Before WhatsApp messages, TikTok videos, and endless social media notifications, a distinctive sound once defined Nigeria’s early mobile internet experience,...
Russia’s decision to block Meta-owned WhatsApp has sparked concerns over digital sovereignty, platform regulation, and cybersecurity for Nigerian citizens. WhatsApp...
Alibaba has dropped more than $450 million on free boba tea, digital coupons, and giveaways, launching one of China’s most...
Africa’s crypto market is entering a new phase after years of growth driven largely by speculative trading, with exchanges and...
Nigeria’s push to transmit election results electronically ahead of the 2027 general elections is shifting from a legal reform debate...
Claude Opus 4.6, Anthropic’s newest artificial intelligence model, has passed a major benchmark known as the ‘vending machine test’. However,...
Jumia shares price dipped 15 percent after latest earnings despite strong Nigeria growth after the company released its latest quarterly...
The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has announced plans to commence a nationwide ward-level enrolment exercise for the National Identification...
Ride-hailing sustainability in Nigeria cannot be reduced to debates about platform commission, Bolt said on Wednesday, arguing that long-term viability...
IHS Holding Ltd (NYSE: IHS) has agreed to sell its 51 percent stake in Brazilian fiber operator I-Systems to telecom operator TIM S.A.,...
Sub-Saharan Africa recorded more than 42 million web-based cyberattacks and 95 million malware-driven on-device attacks in the first half of...
As Nigeria’s fintech and electric mobility (EV) sectors expand at a rapid pace, industry experts say the true competitive advantage...
For years, Nigeria’s fintech boom has been powered by rapid product launches, aggressive customer acquisition, and a race to scale...
Fifteen Nigerian states currently have no independent internet service providers (ISPs), a gap that experts say is weakening competition, raising...
