Quick Fire ? with Babatunde Esanju
Babatunde Esanju is a Senior Software Engineer, open-source contributor, and technology entrepreneur with nearly a decade of experience building produ...
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Experts push for new funds, hubs to unlock Africa’s creative potential
Talent isn’t the problem of Africa’s creative industry; its growth is still being held back by weak infrastructure, limited funding, and fragmente...
No virality, just consistency: ISWIS on building creative momentum
At Moonshot by TechCabal on Thursday, the hosts of the hugely popular podcast, I Said What I Said (ISWIS), FK Abudu and Jola Ayeye, dismantled the myt...
Nigeria’s open banking is still in the works; CBN says “it will happen soon”
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says open banking has not gone live yet, despite expectations of an August 2025 rollout. However, the regulator insi...
With Hold, Cedar Money wants to help African businesses sidestep market instability
By Justina Okechukwu...
Hiring in Africa in the age of GenAI: Trust, visibility, and the power of self-branding
Artificial intelligence is changing how Africans hire and get hired, but not in the way you might think. During the “Hiring in Africa in the Age of ...
Solving cross-border payments to scale Africa’s digital future
Solving Africa’s cross-border payment challenge will not just be done with technology, but with regulation, ownership, and collaboration according t...
What will it take for Africa to take centre stage in global trade?
Africa’s path to taking centre stage in global trade isn’t about having more, it’s about doing more with what we already have. That was the key ...
The new business model for African filmmakers
The African film industry is fundamentally shifting its economic power structure, as filmmakers are being urged to move past traditional, dependency-l...
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