FSD Africa invests $3.2 million in two African fintech firms operating in Nigeria
Two fintech companies in Africa, MFS Africa and Frontclear, have secured $3.2 million worth of investments from FSD Africa Investments.
Two fintech companies in Africa, MFS Africa and Frontclear, have secured $3.2 million worth of investments from FSD Africa Investments.
Small and Media Scale Enterprises (SMEs) in West Africa are in for good times as CDC Group has announced the ...
FG has exempted about 20 basic food items and some other transactions/items from the new 7.5% Value Added Tax (VAT) ...
The Co-CEO of Konga, Prince Nnamdi Ekeh has disclosed how the company made it into becoming a clear leader in the competitive ...
FG is working with all relevant stakeholders in the electricity sector to establish an equitable rate in the perspective of ...
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has disclosed that he will not order the reopening of the country’s land borders till the ...
NANTS has called on the ECOWAS Heads of State and Government to address the issues of trade barriers and corruption ...
British firms have announced commercial deals worth over £6.5 billion across the African markets. This was disclosed at the opening ...
Globally, the fintech market is driven primarily by electronic payments following the increasing use of smartphones.
Financial experts and analysts say structural imbalances like revenue shortfall, development in the global oil market and CBN policies among ...