In Day 1–1000, we follow founders through the raw, unfiltered journey of company-building: the early scrambles, the quiet breakthroughs, the painful pivots, and the milestones that shape what a business becomes. This goes live on Saturdays by 2 PM WAT. In late 2017, as Bitcoin surged to $20,000 and global crypto fever peaked, Moyo Sodipo […]
OpenHealth is a digital triage and AI-powered symptom-checking tool, built by a team of five teenagers who believe technology can bridge the healthcare gap for the continent’s underserved populations.
A 10-minute WhatsApp video call can use up to 150MB, costing ₦30.72 per MB. Watching a movie in 4K on Netflix on a 55-inch television can gulp up 17.5GB, consuming a large data bundle in just one sitting.
Twiga’s pause in Nairobi is the latest indication of pressure from investors and market realities forcing it to recalibrate its once capital-intensive supply chain model.
The partnership gives Tech-U graduates access to Semicolon’s industry programs, while both institutions will co-develop curricula, train faculty, and explore new financing models to expand access to quality education.
Kenyan banks have intensified loan recovery efforts especially in the personal and household categories. Borrowers are feeling the pressure.
Just southeast of Gauteng, in Heidelberg, Ratanda Secondary School navigates the challenges of introducing learning tablets into classroom activities.
From the sun-scorched farms of northern Nigeria to the bustling markets of Accra and Dakar, millions of tonnes of food vanish along the supply chain.
At the heart of the five-year agreement is a renewed commitment to deepen access to U.S. capital markets—valued at over $120 trillion—and expand the already significant flow of venture funding to Nigerian startups
In today's edition: PalmPay in talks to raise up to $100 million || Kenya’s tax net widens, moves to scrap ESCOP tax breaks || The dollarisation squeeze, and how founders are hitting back || The Funding Tracker