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Howe prepared to prioritise selection consistency despite Leverkusen disappointment

Eddie Howe wants to build some momentum within his Newcastle United team with little rotation as they prepare to face...

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Why the grid relies on nuclear reactors in the winter

As many of us are ramping up with shopping, baking, and planning for...

64% of African workers used AI last year, outpacing global average

In a striking indicator of Africa’s accelerating digital transformation, 64% of African workers reported using artificial intelligence (AI) at work in the past 12 months, significantly ahead of the global average of 54%, according to a new survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). This leap reflects not only a growing readiness to embrace new technologies across Africa

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – No more Shein-nanigans

In partnership with Happy pre-TGIF. ☀️ Spotify Wrapped—the only “Wrapped” anyone actually cares about (catch your sub, YouTube Music fans)—is back, which means it’s officially judgement season for all your 2025 listening habits. My only gripe is that Harlem Shake didn’t trend among my party invites; I take this failure personally. Let’s dive in. —Emmanuel

$1.57bn share sale hands Vodafone majority control of Safaricom

Vodafone-linked investors are set to take formal control of Safaricom after a proposed KES 204.3 billion ($1.57 billion) share transaction that lifts their combined stake to 55%, crossing the 50% regulatory threshold for effective control.  The transaction, disclosed in a public notice dated December 3, changes the ownership of East Africa’s most profitable company and

Chowdeck hits nearly $1 million in Black Friday food delivery sales

Until Jumia introduced its first nationwide sales campaign after it launched in 2012, Black Friday was not a retail tradition in Nigeria. Since then, the once-foreign concept has grown into one of the country’s most anticipated online commerce moments. Black Friday deals have now extended to online food delivery platforms like Chowdeck, which drove ₦1.4

OpenAI has trained its LLM to confess to bad behavior

OpenAI is testing another new way to expose the complicated processes at work...

Why Nigeria’s startup ecosystem needs more corporate buyers

With startup funding slowing globally and foreign investors becoming more cautious, industry leaders are calling for a fundamental shift in how innovation is financed, scaled, and absorbed in Africa. The message, repeated across panels, keynote speeches, and informal conversations at the MTN Cloud Accelerator Demo Day in Lagos on November 28, 2025, was that Nigeria

As infrastructure lags, new $75,000 fund targets tech fixes for African cities

The Judith Neilson Foundation, an Australia-based philanthropy that deploys tens of millions of dollars across Africa and Australia, has partnered with the Million Lives Collective (MLC), a global network backing scaled social ventures, to launch a new fund focused on tech-enabled urban solutions in African cities.  The African Cities Innovation Fund, unveiled on Wednesday in

The Download: AI and coding, and Waymo’s aggressive driverless cars

Plus: the FDA's newly-appointed head drug regulator is out This is today's edition of The...

No more deposit limits as CBN introduces ₦500,000 and ₦5 million weekly withdrawal caps

Nigeria’s Central Bank has removed all limits and fees on cash deposits, in its most sweeping overhaul of cash-management rules since 2022. From January 1, 2026, customers will be able to deposit any amount of cash into banks without penalties, marking a major shift away from the regulator’s previous restrictions designed to curb the economy’s

Accelerating VMware migrations with a factory model approach

In 1913, Henry Ford cut the time it took to build a Model...

Ridelink targets SME trade with AI logistics and embedded finance

Ridelink wants to turn fragmented supply-chain and trade-finance pain into a single, data-driven platform. This idea combines logistics, credit, and predictive AI in one system, which is vital because companies trading across Africa and Asia often juggle multiple intermediaries, struggle with cash-flow gaps and face price opacity. Ridelink, founded in 2017, says it removes that

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