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Rui Borges left the Emirates Stadium with “infinite pride” despite Sporting CP’s Champions League elimination against Arsenal in the last...

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Africa can’t build 54 clouds, and importing one won’t fix it

I sat in on a cloud panel at GITEX Africa in Morocco on April 8, 2026, that was less about how countries and companies are adopting the cloud, but more about who is controlling it.  The session, themed ‘Africa’s Cloud Moment – Build Regional or Stay Fragmented,’ brought together Kashifu Abdullahi, director-general of Nigeria’s  National

Why opinion on AI is so divided

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Charm Impact’s Gavriel Landau on backing deals others avoid

Charm Impact, a specialist investor focused on early-stage renewable energy and clean cooking businesses in Africa, has secured $6.25 million, just over half of its $12 million target for Hummingbird One, its latest fund. The round was backed by Oikocredit, the Dutch Good Growth Fund, the IKEA Foundation and Good Energies Foundation.  In African markets

Kenya ruling expands tax net to foreign income earned from Nairobi operations

A Kenyan Tax Appeals Tribunal ruling that income earned from projects abroad can still be taxed locally could ripple through Nairobi’s fast-growing pool of remote tech workers, freelancers, and back-office teams working for global companies from Kenya. In its March 26 ruling in favour of Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) in a KES 1.9 billion ($14.6

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The Download: how humans make decisions, and Moderna’s “vaccine” word games

Plus: Sam Altman's home has been attacked twice in two days. This is today's edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that...

Job titles of the future: Wildlife first responder

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The system Kenyan ag-tech keeps ignoring

For all the talk of digitising agriculture, Kenya’s most durable agri-infrastructure is a system built on shared ownership, pooled risk, and slow, compounding trust. Savings and Credit Cooperative Organisations (SACCOs), alongside producer cooperatives, manage over a trillion shillings (>$7.7 billion) in assets, financing, aggregating, and stabilising rural economies for decades. They are the backbone of

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Project BRIDGE gets $200 million

In partnership with Good morning. ☀️ Welcome back to capitalism work. We sure hope you had a great weekend. In case you missed it, we published Episode 13 of Headlines by TechCabal on Saturday, our talk show breaking down the biggest stories in African tech. From major infrastructure bets to the deals and policies shaping

Nigeria’s NIGCOMSAT says it earned $1.6 million amid satellite dispute

Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT), the country’s state-owned satellite company, earned ₦2.2 billion ($1.6 million) in revenue in 2025, chief executive Jane Egerton-Idehen said. The growth—up from ₦650 million ($470,854) in 2024— comes as questions linger over the future of  Nigeria’s only working communications satellite, amid a dispute over $11.4 million in unpaid fees to

What’s in a name? Moderna’s “vaccine” vs. “therapy” dilemma

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