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When Tim Cook took over Apple in 2011, the company was worth about $350 billion. When the tech giant announced his transition to executive chairman in April, its market value had climbed to roughly $4
Terra Industries, the Nigerian-founded defence technology company building autonomous security systems, has hired Todd Stiefler, a former Palantir and Whoop executive, as its Director of Commercial.
Not because it’s self-driving. But it runs on swappable batteries. Because it feels like something from a different world. We went to find out how that world actually works. Swap is a Nigerian
“Be anything.” It sounds like the sort of advice printed on a graduation card. Freddie Omany’s older brother meant it literally. Long before he found himself helping move millions of mobile money
Administrators have begun marketing the assets of Koko Networks, the clean cooking startup that served more than one million Kenyan households, in the first major step toward winding down the company
This article was originally published on TechCabal Insights and was written by Joseph Oloyede, Analyst at TechCabal Insights. The first half of 2026 is officially over, and the numbers show that
On March 4, 2026, some customers of FoodCourt, a Y Combinator-backed Nigerian cloud kitchen, noticed they could no longer place orders on the app. When they opened it looking to get a meal, they found
DR Congo doesn't come to mind when you think about tech hubs in Africa—even among tier-2 countries like Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, or Togo. In 2025, DR Congo's tech startups raised about $0.4 million, way
A new investigation reveals what happens to footage captured by Meta's AI-powered Ray-Ban glasses—and it's troubling. Contract workers in Kenya, hired through outsourcing firm Sama, are reviewing
The intersection between innovation and regulation took center stage at the Zikoko Citizen Townhall on Saturday, February 28, themed, “Who shapes the Nigerian life?” Held at the Four Points by
MTN Group, Africa’s largest telecom operator, is moving to take full ownership of IHS Towers in a $2.2 billion deal that would consolidate control of nearly 29,000 telecom towers across Africa and
KOKO Networks’ message to customers on January 31 arrived without warning, but for many, the ending began four months ago. “Samahani [Sorry] KOKO customer, we regret to inform you KOKO is closing