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The startup bill aims to help startups by giving tax breaks, making it easier to get loans, and providing a platform for resources and support

Remittance startup LemFi has halted its operations in Ghana one week after the Bank of Ghana identified it as one of eight fintechs operating without the necessary regulatory approvals.More in #TCDaily.

The Startup Bill will offer incentives to registered startups, including tax breaks. It also proposes a platform for startups to access support.

A state of the industry report on the Nigerian Fintech and RegTech activities. It covers the current state of digital innovations and regulatory activities up to the first half of 2023. Nigeria’s Fintech sector is expected to reach 60% whilst the RegTech sector is on course to rise by 40% among all start-ups by 2026 […]

A state of the industry report on the Nigerian Fintech and RegTech activities. It covers the current state of digital innovations and regulatory activities up

Today's edition of #TCDaily is all about upgrades! Amazon Web Services has opened its first Africa Skills Centre in Cape Town, South Africa. Meanwhile, Google will invest $1.5 million in upskilling 20,000 Nigerian youths and creating 1 million digital jobs.

It seeks to bring together at least 15,000 delegates across the 56 Commonwealth member states.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, has launched a $600 million programme for young Nigerians in the technology and creative sectors with a call on African

The Vice President spoke at the presidential launch of the Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises (i-DICE) Programme, held at the State House Banquet Hall, Abuja. The programme will support young Nigerians ranging from ages 15-35 who are entrepreneurs and involved in early stages in creative, innovative and technology-enabled ventures. 

Some Nigerian citizens believe that outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari’s All Progressives Congress ...