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Smartphone ownership in Nigeria has risen to 75 percent, up from 64 percent in 2023, as consumers increasingly shift from...
Read moreDetailsOver the years, Nigeria’s expanding digital economy has depended on computing infrastructure that is not always within its borders. Banks,...
Read moreDetailsBusinesses operating across multiple African markets can now manage cloud infrastructure in Nigeria, South Africa and Portugal through a single...
Read moreDetailsMTN Group Foundation and the Gates Foundation have committed approximately $25 million to a four-year initiative aimed at expanding access...
Read moreDetailsAfrica has about 906 million people living within mobile broadband coverage who are not using mobile internet, highlighting a growing...
Read moreDetailsFraudulent digital banking and money transfer transactions across Africa and the Middle East are projected to reach 175.4 million by...
Read moreDetailsDigital payment fraud may be declining in value, but the methods used to target Nigerian consumers are becoming increasingly sophisticated....
Read moreDetailsThe expansion of Nigeria’s digital economy is increasingly moving beyond the question of who has network access to how businesses...
Read moreDetailsThe International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have called for wider participation from governments, businesses,...
Read moreDetailsAfrican businesses operating across borders are set to gain access to a new multi-currency corporate card as Verto, a B2B...
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