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How the US, Israel & Iran are controlling their media narratives

Trump attacked major newspapers such as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal for reports of damage to…

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Egyptian outrage as Ethiopia plans more dams on Blue Nile

Costing $3.5 billion each, the three projects will aim to enhance Ethiopia’s water and power capabilities. [Getty] Ethiopia has announced…

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No new cabinet without ‘Islamic resistance’, Iraqi militia says

Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani, who visited the site Sunday, condemned the attack as a “shameful terrorist act”. [Getty] Pro-Iranian…

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After years of trying, Moniepoint breaks into Kenya with Sumac acquisition

Moniepoint has finally secured entry into Kenya after completing the acquisition of a 78% stake in Sumac Microfinance Bank. The…

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Dot MFB Marks International Women’s Day with Internal Engagement and AI Training for Female Entrepreneurs

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2026, themed “Give to Gain,” Dot Microfinance Bank (Dot MFB), a fintech-driven financial institution,…

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The next phase of AI for Nigerian businesses: From experimentation to operational advantage

Nigerian businesses are not short on enthusiasm for AI. According to a 2025 survey by Google and Ipsos, 88% of Nigerian…

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One man’s trash, another man’s revenue: Inside the startup cleaning up Nigeria

Nigeria’s urban population has grown steadily over the past decade. Its waste management systems, however, have not kept pace. In…

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Kenya moves to phase out low-end phones

Akkam, Victoria from Techpoint here, Here’s what I’ve got for you today: Kenya moves to phase out low-end phones Selling…

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This ex-Google, ex-Anka founder is building Shopify but for social sellers in Francophone Africa

In much of Africa, commerce has moved from traditional websites to more informal engagements such as chats. From WhatsApp to…

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30% of Nigerians earn below ₦100,000; majority unsure income covers monthly costs — PiggyVest report

Thirty percent of Nigerians earned less than ₦100,000 per month in 2025, making it the largest income band in the…

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