If crypto specialists believe that most of the African population is proficient in cryptography, they are gravely mistaken. The majority of people’s daily lives are currently unaffected by cryptography.

The adoption of cryptocurrency will result in its global recognition as a trustworthy medium of exchange. Cryptocurrency is a decentralised asset that may be used to communicate and store value securely. Africa is falling behind schedule due to the continent’s lack of bitcoin and blockchain expertise.

Gemini’s 2022 Global State of Cryptography research shows that a lack of education is the primary global barrier to cryptocurrency ownership. 40% of African respondents in the study had never purchased cryptocurrency because they were unfamiliar with the process.

According to Kucoin, 2.8% of all cryptocurrency transactions worldwide occur in Africa, indicating that we have a long way to go in terms of acceptability.…

The new small business capital funding solutions, which are powered by modern and cutting-edge financial technologies, possess the potential to help small enterprises with their funding problems.

By providing bespoke credit options and innovative loan solutions, these modern fintech lenders have the ability to transform the finance ecosystem for small businesses.

SCF lenders have a larger outreach among small businesses, which ensures quicker loan approvals and seamless transaction processing on scheduled schedules with flexible terms.

This is in comparison to large lending institutions, which have a far more limited customer base. SCF companies have differentiated themselves from traditional lenders by developing a tech-enabled operational interface.…

Bolt Food has also created a feature that enables customers to use promo codes and coupons to pay for orders made on the app. As restaurants on the platform offer promotional items and campaigns, all active promotions will always be displayed in the Bolt Food app.

These initiatives are meant to create a flexible and convenient environment for customers as they enjoy excellent service on the Bolt Food app.

“Customer Experience on our platform remains a key priority in our operations. Our focus is to continue growing our brand and serving our customers in the best way possible through quality services tailored towards their needs”, said Edgar.

Bolt Food continues to scale up its operations and invest more into initiatives geared towards enhancing customer experience and offering quality services as it grows its courier earnings. …

Google Wallet, which is only available for Android, provides fast and secure access to all your everyday essentials,” he continued.

Google Pay needs customers to touch to pay with their phones at a point of sale, then verify themselves using a fingerprint, their face, or a Pin, just like rival systems like Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and Huawei Pay.

“As Google collaborates with partners to bring these to market, South Africa will get access to event tickets, boarding permits, and store loyalty cards. KLM, United, Air France, and Singapore Airlines are already available to South Africans as international airline partners. We’re attempting to broaden our partner network,” Min Kim stated.…

Telkom Business has announced the introduction of Telkom Lend, a platform that will enable small businesses to seek money online and receive a response within one day.

• Telkom Business has announced the introduction of Telkom Lend. This platform will enable small businesses to seek money online and receive a response within one-day
• companies are now in charge of their own payments. With funding offers ranging from US$1,175 ( R20,000) to US$ 293,834 (R5 million ) based on monthly revenue, the money can be paid back over three to twelve months on a daily or weekly basis
• The eligibility of applications is determined using Telkom’s proprietary automated scoring mechanism. This saves time and allows entrepreneurs to focus on their enterprises
• Applicants seeking funding must have been in business for at least six months, have a monthly revenue of at least  US$1,763 (R30,000), and have at least three months of trading

• African space economy is becoming a strategic tool for strengthening the nation’s economy and contributing to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa at a faster rate than the continent’s GDP
• The value of the African space industry in 2021 was USD 19.49 billion and is anticipated to increase by 16.16% to reach USD 22.64 billion by 2026
• In 2022, African nations allocated US$534,9 million to national space programmes. This sum represented an increase of 2.24% over the revised US$ 523.3 million for 2021
• African space sector, the ground segment market, has enormous potential.

A report published by Space in Africa, the leading source of information and market analysis for the African satellite and space industries, Indicates that the African space economy is becoming a strategic tool for strengthening the nation’s economy and contributing to meeting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa at a faster rate than the …