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Ride or Die – The Economic Case For Online Cab-hailing Services In Enugu

Features, startups

23rd January 2019

Local entrepreneurs in Nigeria’s coal city hope to capture the online ride-hailing market before Uber and Taxify notice. Assuming the market exists.

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How Product Designers and Managers Can Build More Inclusive Products

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Wole Olayinka

24th April 2019

As the next billion users join the internet, product designers and managers can only solve problems better with digital products if they know their users, through proper research, and not assumptions.

To Drive Inclusion, Fintech Solutions Should Focus on Last Mile Users

Events, FinTech, Funding

Kay Ugwuede

24th April 2019

Ademola says having the right physical to digital mix is particularly important for the success of the fintech industry in Nigeria. “When it comes to financial inclusion, you still have to reach customers where they are,” she said.

What African Nations Can Learn from Rwanda’s Growth as an Innovation Hub

people, startups

Olanrewaju Odunowo

16th April 2019

Rwanda is fast turning into a preferred location for technology and innovation through a combination of visionary leadership and investment in infrastructure showing an example to other African nations.

The Costs of Securing Africa’s Future Through STEM Education

Features

Kay Ugwuede

11th April 2019

From Lagos to Dakar, conversations abound about the future of work and how innovation continues to disrupt what we think we know. New technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics still generate understandable uncertainty about what roles humans will be able to play in the labour force in another five years. Countries with very little investments […]

Four First-Time Founders Share Their Startup Stories

Business, Entrepreneurship, people

Wole Olayinka

9th April 2019

Starting and running a business has some striking similarities to adventure games. The excitement and potential pitfalls against a background of courage that’s required when seeking adventure in games, remain principal ingredients to succeed as a founder, especially when it’s a ‘first’.

These Initiatives are Helping More Girls and Young Women Get into Tech

ecosystem

Kay Ugwuede

9th April 2019

In Nigeria, there are no less than 30 such initiatives targeted at getting more girls and women into technology, according to research conducted by TechCabal.

A Legal Perspective on Health Tech in Nigeria

Funding, people, startups

Guest Author

8th April 2019

There is still no single legal framework for the regulation of the health tech sector in Nigeria. Instead, there is a reliance on the guidance of the different traditional health care areas each having their own set of guidelines and regulations.

Powering Financial Inclusion through Fintech

Funding, startups

Olanrewaju Odunowo

4th April 2019

The British High Commission to Nigeria and EFInA are convening an interactive session that brings fintech operators, investors, policy makers and hubs to explore the ways in which increased funding and enhanced regulatory harmony can grow the Nigerian Fintech ecosystem.