Africa represents over 17% of the world’s Internet users, and with increasing Internet penetration on the continent, there has been a surge in digital content consumption. At the heart of this are Africa’s digital content creators. In March 2025, the …
By Adedapo Adesanya M-KOPA, a pan African fintech company headquartered in the United Kingdom, has made the Financial Times’ Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies rankings for the fourth consecutive year. M-KOPA, operating in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South …
The Federal High Court Lagos Judicial Division on Thursday dismissed a motion by Lafarge Africa and Holcim Limited objecting to the court’s jurisdiction to hear a matter involving a deal for the sales of the latter’s shares in the former to Huaxin, a …
Flying Eagles head coach, Aliyu Zubairu has taken full responsibility for his team’s defeat to the Amajita of South Africa even as he promised massive squad overall for the 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup. Zubairu’s side lost 1-0 to the Amajita of South Africa in …
From left: Orange Cyberdefense COO, Andre van der Walt, and Training Coordinator, Darryn Cull. Orange Cyberdefense, a global leader in cyber security services, has been honoured with the ‘Intelligent Training and Awareness Initiative’ award in the Security …
From left: Jon Jacobson and Anton Grutzmacher, co-founders of Omnisient. South African technology company Omnisient has been named in the Financial Times list of Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies for 2025, recognising its rapid growth as a leader in …
They add, “We believe such a partnership is possible – but only if the structures and priorities of AU-EU cooperation are fundamentally reoriented towards these objectives.” They urge ministers to “listen more closely to African civil society, Indigenous …
Credit: ACPF “You cannot partner with abortionists and expect us to take those statistics seriously,” she said, emphasizing the need for the MoH to be cautious when entering into partnerships. For there to be a beneficial conversation around the abortion …
Later in the day, Grok clarified its earlier statements. The chatbot said it was instructed by "creators at xAI" to address the topic of 'white genocide' specifically in the context of South Africa and the 'kill the Boer' chant, …
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