Insurance, airtime, and data: Safaricom’s new pitch to Kenya’s drivers
Safaricom is targeting Kenya’s mobility drivers with bundles that combine data, airtime, insurance and fuel perks.| TechCabal
Safaricom is targeting Kenya’s mobility drivers with bundles that combine data, airtime, insurance and fuel perks.| TechCabal
Her appointment continues Mastercard Foundation’s Africa-first agenda and signals change towards more tech-powered solutions.| TechCabal
Nucleon Security, a Moroccan cybersecurity solutions provider, has raised €3 million ($3.5 million) in seed funding to expand across Africa.| TechCabal
Nigeria’s January approval of a 50% telecom tariff hike has unlocked over $1 billion in fresh infrastructure spending...| TechCabal
Foreign investment in Nigeria’s telecom sector plunged 57.8% to $80.78m in Q1 2025, but naira stability, tariff hikes aim to spark a rebound.| TechCabal
Chowdeck, a Nigerian food delivery startup, has raised $9 million Series A round to launch a quick commerce strategy in several additional cities.| TechCabal
Check out the updated procedures for lodging a SASSA appeal for the R350 grants from September to December 2024:| TechCabal
Yes, Africa needs more computing power, but building the future of AI research means more investment in math talent.| TechCabal
Fidelity Bank has blocked neobanks over concerns that their lax KYC processes are leading to increased fraud cases.| TechCabal
Sometimes you may want to send data to someone. Here's how to transfer data on MTN, Telkom, Cell C, and Vodacom networks in South Africa.| TechCabal
Size doesn’t matter when it comes to work life, brains do. Here are some outsized lessons Tyrion Lannister can teach you about your career.| TechCabal
The rapid rise to power of Africa's tower industry is only a few years old, but cracks are already appearing.| TechCabal
Eli Hini, CEO of MoMo PSB and Elsa Muzzolini have left the company at a time MTN Nigeria is planning to grow the fintech unit's wallets.| TechCabal
At least four people familiar with the conversation said WhatsApp was considering “withdrawing certain services” in Nigeria.| TechCabal
