Cases of fraud, fake degrees, and fake credentials have been rampant in Ethiopia. Last April alone, the government identified over 200,000 fake degree certificates. Now,
Unilever is cutting down production in Nigeria. The company has cited the country’s worsening economic condition for its move, which could now add to the
Fast Moving Consumer Goods, Unilever Nigeria, has said it will be exiting the home care and skin cleansing markets to reposition its business for sustained
According to reporting by BusinessDay, Africa’s most valuable company by market capitalisation, Naspers, has shut down its venture capital fund Naspers Foundry in an effort
Silicon Valley Bank collapse could squeeze dozens of high-profile local startups: The implosion of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) last week has likely left scores of
Nigeria has taken a bold step to become the first African country to adopt open banking regulations. This move, approved by the Central Bank of
Côte d’Ivoire citizens pay the highest income taxes in the world according to this year’s survey findings by World Population Review. While both its sales
As legacy economies continue to fall out of favor the world over, Ghana and Gambia are ramping up efforts to build tech-based economies. In a
Sugar shortages and sky-high prices are foreseen in Zimbabwe. This is after a part of the Hippo Valley sugarcane plantation, owned by Tongaat, was destroyed
South African cell captive insurance provider Guardrisk is looking for innovative insurtech startups to back via its ZAR50 million (US$2.8 million) LAUNCHPAD initiative. Guardrisk, a
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