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The ‘big four’—Nigeria, Egypt, South Africa, and Kenya— are all known for pulling the weights in Africa’s tech ecosystem, however, new countries are emerging as frontiers and are rapidly carving out their space in the tech landscape.

Oswald Osaretin Guobadia got into tech at a time when most people, in his words, were “self-taught” in the then-budding tech ecosystem.

Tunisia's Startup Act has become a blueprint for many African countries. The Managing Director of public investor CDC updates us on moves to boost support for innovative startups in the country.

Shortly after he was sworn in last year, Mr Adeleke said his administration inherited a debt of N407.32bn as of November 30, 2022.

Sometimes, as a remote worker, the walls of my house close in on me and I struggle to work. Or some days, those controlling the electricity of my state - Ahmad Adedimeji Amobi. May 11, 2023

Brits looking to move to Spain post-Brexit can now do so thanks to a new visa

In this interview, Noel Tshiani discusses with Patrice Binwa Aganze, founder of Naledi Services, about the startup environment in Goma.

The Ondo State Government has said the domestication of the Startup Act 2022 would generate massive employment opportunities youths

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has urged the existing and potential investors to continuously see Lagos, “the crown sub-national jewel of the African economy,” as a choice place for investments.

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has urged existing and potential investors to continuously see Lagos, “the crown sub-national jewel of the African economy," as a choice place for investments. He said Lagos State is the right place for investments in FinTech, EdTech, Health-Tech, Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), Talent Training and Placement, or Physical Infrastructure |