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Jumia To Lay Off 200 Workers and Employ AI To Reduce Costs
Jumia is replacing workers with AI across logistics, finance, and marketing. For a platform selling to customers earning $200 a month, the math may finally be starting to work.
Ghana Announces Competitive National Bidding Process for 5G Spectrum
The government wants competitive bidding to replace a broken system — but it's walking a tightrope between state revenue and actually getting networks built
Ghana Tech Is Rising… But Most Startups Won’t Make It — Here’s Why (By Building Bytes)
This episode covers: A Building Bytes production by Insights Lab, with production support from Hubtel, and recorded at…
Minister of Communication Engages AlphaVecta Technologies on One Vecta AI Summit 2026
The Minister for Communication, Digital Technology, and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has held discussions with a delegation from…
Africa EV MAX Mobility Raises $8 Million for Fleet Expansion and Battery Swap Infrastructure
MAX secures debt funding from Dutch impact investor Triple Jump — and it's a signal that institutional money is finally taking African EV infrastructure seriously.
Orange Is Betting Big on Solar to Power Africa’s Next Billion Connections
With fuel costs surging from the Iran war, France's largest telecom sees clean energy not as a sustainability checkbox — but a business imperative
Surfline Was a Leader In Ghana’s 4G Wireless Space. Its Collapse Exposed The Country’s Broken Broadband Market
Surfline Ghana was the country's first 4G pioneer. Its downfall was less about corporate mismanagement than a policy environment that quietly guaranteed failure for independent broadband operators
An EdTech Startup Made Its Presence Felt At A Fintech Awards Show. Here’s Why eCampus Has Moved Beyond Edtech
There is something quietly audacious about an education technology company walking away with a trophy at Ghana’s premier…
MTN Ghana Continues To Dominate, Capturing 81% of the Data Market Share
With over 81% of Ghana's mobile data market locked up, MTN's grip on the country's digital economy is tightening
Ghana’s Deputy Transport Minister Announced Plans for an Autonomous Rapid Transit System. It Sounds Impractical
On paper, it sounds like a good concept. In reality, Ghana is nowhere ready to implement an autonomous transit system to help with its public transportation issues