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Naira cards are making a comeback. Last week, Wema Bank became the first Nigerian bank to increase the international spending limit on its naira cards.

Nigeria's FX reform like chemotherapy is killing fintechs as it heals a bruised economy. Banks are happy for now, but what dosage is enough?

YouVerify may focus on telcos, banks, and lenders to offer verification services. It already works with e-taxi firm Bolt and Wema Bank.

Stanbic IBTC Holdings paid a total of ₦159 million during the period in review (2022) as fines across some of its businesses. | Pulse Nigeria

It comes a year after she and her boyfriend suffered a miscarriage

Africa is continuing to strengthen its data protection legal and regulatory framework. To date, thirty six out of fifty four African countries have data protection laws and/or...

Pan-African housing development financier, Shelter Afrique has approved $13 million line of credit to Lagos-based real estate firm, Mixta Real Estate PLC.

A year's worth of stories of MBAs making the world a better place and sharing their secrets of success — here are P&Q's favorite MBAs of 2022

On World Childrens Day, UNODC highlights the importance of positive parenting and listening to children through its Listen First initiative.

In September 2022, African tech startups announced raises totalling $383,465,000, the highest since June 2022. The funding was led by Bboxx’s $200 million acquisition of PEG Africa.