Huawei successfully launched its All-Optical Intelligent home showcase on the sidelines of the Africa Tech Festival in Cape Town. Powered by Huawei’s latest Fiber…
BlackBerry bets big on enterprise mobility in Africa
BlackBerry might have lost the smartphone market share battle in Africa and elsewhere to Samsung and other OEMs, but the company’s multibillion dollar enterprise solution…
Amplify hopes to strike gold in Nigeria with recurrent payments
2016 is fast becoming a payment-focused year in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem considering the numerous updates in the ecosystem and the launch of new platforms,…
Efritin MD: Nigeria’s tech space is becoming increasingly competitive
Gbenro Dada, the newly appointed Managing Director of Efritin.com, a platform that allows Nigerians to buy fairly used products online, has affirmed that the…
Former Konga VP Gabriel Gab-Umoden on his latest venture, Legend.ng
Gabriel Gab-Umoden isn’t new in Nigeria’s tech space. Having served as a Vice President at ecommerce company Konga, Gabriel knew what the potentials of…
5 Nigerian startups with seriously disruptive capabilities
‘Disruptive’ is a powerful word, because it’s not really about a startup that is making money or one that is able to get millions…
Solving global problems is the best way for Nigerian startups to scale globally
Nigeria’s tech ecosystem is getting attention from within and outside Africa even though the ecosystem is less than a decade old. The successes of…
Uber adds yet another payment option in Nigeria
Just a few days after it confirmed it is introducing cash payment feature in Nigeria, taxi hailing app Uber has entered into another partnership…
How this Accra-based incubator is nurturing entrepreneurs to build pan-African products
A few months ago, I wrote a piece on the contrasting views of some African tech stakeholders, including Lagos-based CcHub’s Bosun Tijani, on the…
What should we make of Uber’s bid to go cashless in Nigeria?
Even though 2016 is just two weeks old, the world’s sexiest startup Uber seems to be sweating already in Nigeria. A few days after…
Onyeka Akumah on Travelbeta, ecommerce and Nigeria’s tech space [Q&A]
The first time I heard about Travelbeta by Onyeka Akumah was in July 2015 at the official launch of HouseMax in Lagos. Akumah described…
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