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Nigeria's Transfer Levy Now Falls on the Sender, and Wallet Users Will Feel It First
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Nigeria’s Transfer Levy Now Falls on the Sender, and Wallet Users Will Feel It First

  From January 2026, the fifty naira Electronic Money Transfer Levy introduced under the Finance Act 2020 changed hands in…

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Africa’s New Credit Rating Agency: A Test of Credibility, Capital and Development

Africa’s New Credit Rating Agency: A Test of Credibility, Capital and Development

By Ryan O’Grady, CEO - KI Africa The launch of the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) represents an important development in…

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Africa Must Trade With Itself, and This October We Take a Step Toward It

Africa Must Trade With Itself, and This October We Take a Step Toward It

By Dr. Erick Rutto, President, Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry Africa's economy is now approaching $3.7 trillion. We…

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Kenya’s G-to-G deal for Dummies: Survival, Secrecy, and the Shilling

Kenya's G-to-G deal for Dummies: Survival, Secrecy, and the Shilling

By: Terryanne Chebet, Editor-in-Chief, Sable Africa Welcome to the world of high-stakes international oil finance! If you’ve spent the last…

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Africa's AI Future Is Not a Race to Build Bigger Data Centres

Africa’s AI Future Is Not a Race to Build Bigger Data Centres

The next chapter of African AI may be less about massive compute and more about context, edge intelligence and the…

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The Cost of Connection: Why Africa's Skies Remain Its Most Expensive Trade Route

The Cost of Connection: Why Africa’s Skies Remain Its Most Expensive Trade Route

Nairobi to Lagos covers roughly 3,800 kilometers. Nairobi to London covers close to 6,800 kilometers, nearly double the distance. On…

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