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In Nigeria, telco MTN is partnering with ETAP to promote safe driving. MTN subscribers in the country will be able to earn vouchers for shopping, movies, and fuel if they can practise safe driving. Read more in #TCDaily.

Since December 2021, 4 European countries—France, Holland, Austria, and Italy—have banned Google Analytics.

It's happened again. Yet another internet shutdown has happened in Sudan. Yesterday, internet services in the capital city of Khartoum were shut down as tens of thousands of Sudanese gathered to protest the country's military government.

When startups seek external finances, their options are often restricted to debt funding from the bank or equity funding from an investor. While getting this can be challenging in the early stages of the business for startups, it is more difficult for creators since their line of work is less established than the regular startup […]

In today's edition of #TechCabalDaily: Capiter raises $33m ; Instagram’s adverse effects on young adults; Releaf is breathing life into Nigeria’s food processing industry; The UK government partners with the Nigeria Startup Bill; and, Events: DSN's AI Startup Summit

In today's edition of TC Daily; MaxAB raises largest series A round by Egyptian startup; Nigerian fintech app users confident despite regulatory crackdown; Facebook wants to support NFTs; and, Xiaomi is killing Mi Softly.

In today's edition of TechCabal Daily: Moove raises $23 million; Chaka partners with TradingView; Safaricom’s growing customer loyalty scheme; and Duo wants to teach you Maths.

In today's edition of TechCabal Daily: MTN Group moves it $280m out of Nigeria; South African insurtech platform Naked raises $11 million; Wapi pay raises $2.2m to ease payments between Africa and Asia; and Google to build its own smartphone processors this year.

Zuri Health’s cure Khula is planting a new seed COVID’S GIFT TO TELECOMS What’s that saying about storms having silver linings? Well, if anyone can see the silver lining of COVID-19, it’s Nigerian Telecoms. Their revenues rose by 12% in 2020.  How did that happen? First guess, a lot of netflix and chill.  Since the first case of the coronavirus disease was confirmed in Nigeria in February 2020, nationwide lockdowns and movement restrictions meant more peo...

14 JUNE, 2021 IN PARTNERSHIP WITH Good morning ☀️ ️ Nigeria is now in the second week of the government-imposed Twitter ban.  Meanwhile, in the midst of ongoing talks between the government and Twitter, many Twitter users have turned to VPNs for the first time. This guide will help you understand how VPNs work and […]