Africa’s digital transformation has ushered in a new era of innovations and opportunities for ordinary people. Technology is steadily reshaping Africa’s economy, from digital currency and e-learning to Agritech. During the decade of transition, a few countries have stood at the top, each struggling for the title of Africa’s tech hub; Kenya, South Africa and Ghana.

Fortunately, innovations coincided with a vision for change in one particular Industry and an African country. Recently the rise of Nigeria’s gaming industry gave leeway to a sport that serves as a measure of financial freedom for most Nigerian youths; Esports gaming. Play-To-Earn games have taken root in the West African country, paving the way for a new economic activity.

The Africa fintech accelerator program will be a three-month intensive learning program focusing on business…

London-based fintech company, Unlimit has announced its entry into the Kenyan market, expanding its presence…

Digital assets have become increasingly important in business and commerce, given their growing adoption by institutions, businesses, and individuals globally. Thus, the impact of crypto assets on tax systems has become all but impossible to ignore. As the number of transactions involving crypto assets continues to rise, so does the need for governments to establish a clear policy on taxing such transactions. In such a context, the absence of a deliberate policy position is a policy decision with consequences for tax systems.

About 84% of millennials and Gen Zs consume media at home. A  majority (88%) of…

Service industry activities accounted for 61.1 percent of Kenya’s GDP in 2022. A digital tipping…