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Bluecore Energy Raised $50 Million, Betting that Floating Reactors Can Bring Clean Energy Anywhere a Ship Can Go
A Startup Wants to Deliver Nuclear Power on a Barge
African EV Startup ARC Ride Raises $33 Million to Expand Battery-Swapping Network
The Nairobi-based company will use the funding to add motorcycles, build swap stations and enter four new countries
Ghana’s Communications Minister Says Prices Are Down. The Network Is Still Struggling to Keep Up
Ghana's Minister of Communication, Sam George, in his latest accountability briefing mixes wins on consumer costs with blunt admissions about fibre cuts, power outages, and rural connectivity gaps
MT5 for Beginners: Key Features and Risks to Understand
Disclosure: This article is published as Branded Content in partnership with IUX Markets.High-Risk Warning: Contracts for Difference (CFDs)…
Uber Just Left Nigeria’s Ride-Hailing Market. It May Be Coming Back Through Glovo
A $14.8 billion deal for Glovo's German parent could hand Uber control of Nigeria's delivery business — no ride-hailing required.
PalmPay Launches Trust Campaign as Nigerians Weigh Fintech Reliability
'PalmPay Dey For You' pushes security features amid ongoing complaints over failed transfers and unauthorized deductions
Uber To Shut Down Operations in Nigeria, Ending a Decade of Ride-Hailing in Africa’s Biggest Market
The company says the exit, effective immediately, reflects shifting investment priorities across the continent — not the regulatory standoff that has disrupted its Lagos airport business for weeks.
Wave of African IPOs Ahead of Global Surge
In addition to the two Dangote Group IPOs this year, two Chinese tech firms with predominantly African operating…
European Insurer Alan Makes First African Bet, Buying Senegal’s Tanel
The acquisition gives the French health-insurance startup a foothold in a fast-growing but underpenetrated market — and hands Francophone Africa's tech scene a rare exit.
Ghana’s Small Lenders Want To Build Their Own Instant Payment Network
A coalition of savings and loans companies, microfinance institutions and credit unions is turning to open-source technology to compete with mobile money — but key details on cost and rollout remain undisclosed