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Buy or Be Bought: Inside the M&A Wave Quietly Rewriting African Tech's Rulebook

Buy or Be Bought: Inside the M&A Wave Quietly Rewriting African Tech's Rulebook

African tech just posted a record $1.44 billion half-year, but the real story is buried underneath it: fewer startups are getting funded, and the smartest founders have stopped waiting for cheques and started buying each other. Here is what the 2026 consolidation wave means for your business.

Africa's Tech Investors Just Had Their Best Half-Year Since 2022 — Here's What's Driving the Comeback

Africa's Tech Investors Just Had Their Best Half-Year Since 2022 — Here's What's Driving the Comeback

African tech startups raised $920 million in the first half of 2026 — a 46% jump over the same period last year. BCG's new report says the continent is entering its 'Second FinTech Wave,' and this time it's built on profitability, not just promise. Here's where the real action is.

Nigeria's New Money Rulebook: What the CBN's Payments Vision 2028 Actually Means for Your Business

Nigeria's New Money Rulebook: What the CBN's Payments Vision 2028 Actually Means for Your Business

Nigeria's central bank has unveiled a four-year roadmap to reshape how the country moves money — and if you run a business that touches payments, this affects your bottom line right now.

Branch Tops 50 Million Downloads: Nigeria's Fintech App Rankings for 2026 Are In

Branch Tops 50 Million Downloads: Nigeria's Fintech App Rankings for 2026 Are In

Nigeria's fintech boom just got a scorecard. Fresh Google Play Store data for June 2026 reveals which apps are winning the battle for the Nigerian wallet — and the top result will surprise you.

Fewer Handshakes, Bigger Cheques: Inside Africa's $887M Sprint Toward a $1 Billion Half-Year

Fewer Handshakes, Bigger Cheques: Inside Africa's $887M Sprint Toward a $1 Billion Half-Year

African startups raised $887 million in just the first four months of 2026 — and the continent is within touching distance of a $1 billion half-year. But behind the headline is a plot twist every founder needs to understand.

430 Startups. $10.6 Billion. Nigeria Is Officially Africa's Fintech Capital — Now What?

430 Startups. $10.6 Billion. Nigeria Is Officially Africa's Fintech Capital — Now What?

Nigeria now leads Africa with over 430 active fintech startups, a sector valuation exceeding $10.6 billion, and a payments infrastructure that processed over $1 trillion in transactions in 2024. The question isn't how big it is — it's where it goes next.

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