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Here's how Omobola Johnson, Lynda Saint-Nwafor, Adia Sowho, Funke Opeke, and Juliet Ehiamun-Chiazor have impacted the ICT sector.

Three plaintiffs have indicted Safaricom and Vodafone in a $2.4 billion lawsuit which claims that Safaricom is operating its M-Pesa arm and Fuliza, its overdraft service, illegally.

Following a new policy by COMESA, Jumia faces liability for any disputes arising from faulty products bought from third parties it hosts on its marketplace.

Days after announcing a $530 million investment in Africa, ride-hailing company Bolt has laid off 24% of its Nigerian staff. About 17 of its 70 employees lost their jobs in what the company describes as a restructuring process.

South African insurtech startup Naked has raised $17 million in a Series B round. The startup wants to use the new funding to expand into new markets, grow its team, and invest in technology. More in #TCDaily.

In this edition of #EnteringTech��, Karen Ginigeme takes us through her five-step plan for becoming a successful product manager.

This edition of #EnteringTech🚀 explores five careers including animation and DevOps that can propel you into the world of tech.

In this edition of #TCDaily, we review TechCabal's 2022 milestones, and what's coming up in 2023. This newsletter also re-introduces the TechCabal team including our new Editor-in-Chief Adrian Ephraim, and News Editor Muyiwa Olowogboyega.

Kenya-based energy leasing company, Solarise Africa, has raised $33.4 million. The Facility for Energy Inclusion led the round with $21.4 million while Oikocredit and Lion’s Head’s AfricaGoGreen Fund also participated in the round. More in #TCDaily.

Nigerian fintechs Korapay and Kandon have been cleared of all money laundering allegations in Kenya. In July, Kenya's Asset Recovery Agency (ARA) obtained a court order to freeze Ksh 44.5 million in the fintechs account. More in #TCDaily.