SAS, FACTS Consulting urge organisations to detect procurement fraud before losses escalate
Organisations need to move procurement fraud prevention closer to the point where suspicious activity occurs, rather than relying primarily on…
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What Dollar Strength Cycle mean for Traders
The USD still ranks among the major forces that drive financial markets all over the world. When the USD gains…
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PalmPay Expands Opportunities for Nigerians to Earn More
As rising living costs continue to place pressure on household budgets, Nigerians are becoming more deliberate about how they spend,…
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Transforming Small Business Services with AI: From Basics to Action
For local and online small business owners running lean service teams, customer expectations keep rising while time, staffing, and consistency…
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The Value-Chain Imperative: Making CEPA Work for Nigerian Manufacturing
The UAE has opened its market to 7,315 Nigerian products. The tariffs on manufactured goods come off within five years….
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Operational Resilience Requires More Than Recovery Plans
Boards and regulators expect organisations to demonstrate control during a disruption, rather than only after it has ended. Yet, many companies…
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Competition Doesn’t Kill Companies, It Forces Them to Become World-Class
The day a serious competitor enters your market is the day your company finally finds out what it’s made of….
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The Rise of African Corporate Venture Capital: When Banks Become Investors
A decade ago, the typical African bank saw fintech startups as competitors chipping away at transaction fees, or at best,…
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The Trust Dividend: Why Information Integrity Is Now a Board-Level Priority for Every Organization Operating in Africa
There is a quiet assumption in many boardrooms that misinformation is a problem for politicians and elections, not for serious…
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Africa Is Finally Taxing Netflix, AWS and Google — Here’s What Changes
For most of the last decade, a large share of what Africans spent on streaming subscriptions, cloud infrastructure and online…
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Building IT Infrastructure That Grows Seamlessly as Your Business Expands
For operations leaders, founders, and IT decision-makers in growing companies, the hardest part of expansion is often the technology that…
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Why successful business transformation is an endurance race, not a sprint
For many organisations, enterprise transformation begins with technology. Yet despite significant investment in ERP platforms, AI initiatives and digital modernisation, many…
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Why Big African Tech Companies Are Buying Startups for Their People, Not Just Their Products
A quiet shift is underway in African tech dealmaking. For years, the standard acquisition story was about market share: a…
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What M-Pesa Teaches About Building Products for African Markets
In 2007, a telecom company in Kenya launched a text-message-based service to let people send money to each other, and…
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How Trust Is Shaping the Future of Business, Innovation, and Customer Loyalty
There’s a market woman in Onitsha who will let you take goods on credit and pay next week, no paperwork,…
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Funding Starts with Clarity: What Investors Really Look For
Most founders walk into investor conversations carrying one thing they shouldn’t: confusion. Not confusion about their product, but confusion about…
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Why the Best African Startups Start with Real Problems
There’s a particular kind of founder you meet in Lagos, Nairobi, or Accra who hasn’t read a single pitch deck…
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The Credit Promise That Hasn’t Landed: Why BNPL Is Struggling to Scale in West Africa
The pitch has always been compelling; millions of consumers across West Africa are underserved by traditional banks, disposable income is…
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Why Business Leaders Need Stronger Strategic Thinking in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Every week, someone tells me that AI will run businesses in five years. My answer is always the same: a…
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How Nigeria Taxes Tech Companies: A Guide to the Rules Shaping the Digital Economy
For years, global technology giants operated in Nigeria’s vast digital market with minimal tax accountability. A company could serve tens…
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Meta Platforms Helped Expand Customer Reach for 81% of Nigerian Businesses, Study Finds
Virtually all Nigerian businesses surveyed say Meta’s platforms have expanded their customer reach, according to new independent research that finds…
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Nigeria’s E-Commerce Market Is Growing. But the Real Story Is More Complicated
Nigeria’s online retail market is expanding at a pace that commands serious attention. According to Mordor Intelligence, the market reached…
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Why Most Data Strategies Fail Before They Even Begin
Most organisations do not have a data strategy problem, but one of visibility. Across industries, businesses continue to invest in…
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AMMBAN Says Agency Banking Is Critical to Financial Inclusion in Nigeria
The National President of the Association of Mobile Money and Bank Agents in Nigeria (AMMBAN), Dr. Obioha Oti, has described…
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Why Data Analytics Is Becoming a Business Necessity, Not a Luxury
For years, data analytics was treated as something reserved for large corporations with dedicated technology teams and deep budgets. That…
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Why the World’s Most Successful Businesses Are Built on Innovation
Every few years, a company does something that quietly shifts the competitive ground beneath an entire industry. Sometimes it is…
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The African Startup Model: Why Copying Silicon Valley Won’t Work Anymore
For much of the last decade, the ambition was simple: build something that looked like Silicon Valley, just set it…
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Africa’s Forex Market in 2026: Trends Every Trader Can’t Afford to Ignore
The forex market across Africa is witnessing more participants and more regulatory attention than it did just a few years…
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How to Build a Data-Driven Strategy for Innovation and Business Growth
For most of the past decade, the dominant advice circulating in African startup and enterprise circles has been a variation…
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Open Banking in Nigeria: What to Expect as the Framework Moves Toward Reality
Nigeria is on the verge of a structural change in how its financial system shares and uses data. For most…
