French regulators have fined Apple €150 million for abusing its power in mobile advertising. The penalty highlights growing scrutiny over Apple’s App Tracking Transparency (ATT) feature, which critics say unfairly benefits the tech giant while harming smaller advertisers.
Crypto investors brace for impact as Trump’s tariffs shake global markets, causing Bitcoin to dip below $82,000. With XRP down 40% and major cryptocurrencies losing ground, will a reversal come soon?
Tony Elumelu, a leading advocate for African entrepreneurship, has been appointed to the IMF Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship and Growth. His inclusion underscores the importance of private sector-led development in shaping global economic policies.
Literacy is not a luxury; it is a necessity. It fuels imagination, drives innovation, and empowers every child—regardless of zip code—to shape their destiny. Through a community-driven writing initiative, young scholars in Baltimore are finding their voices and defining their futures.
Nigeria and the European Union (EU) are deepening their economic collaboration through a strategic €1.3 billion investment package. Finance Minister Wale Edun and EU Ambassador Gautier Mignot discussed boosting trade, infrastructure, and sustainability in Abuja, reaffirming commitments to economic reforms and investment-friendly policies.
Airtel Africa is investing N1 billion in Nigeria’s 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program, helping to train over 25,000 Nigerians in digital skills. With this commitment, the telecom giant strengthens the country’s push toward a thriving digital economy and a future-ready workforce.
Zap Africa, a crypto exchange, has accused Paystack of infringing on its trademarked brand name “Zap.” With legal action looming, this dispute underscores the growing tensions in fintech branding.
The Spark Accelerator programme is back! In partnership with Safaricom, M-Pesa Africa, and Sumitomo Corporation, the initiative empowers startups with the resources they need to grow. Applications for the second cohort open on April 1—don’t miss out!
Bitcoin’s recovery pushed it to $88,804 before settling at $86,666. Institutional inflows, long-term holder accumulation, and rising open interest indicate strong market activity. Can BTC push past $89,800, or will consolidation take over?
German development finance institution DEG has increased its investment in Mediterrania Capital IV by $16.3 million, signaling strong confidence in Africa’s economic growth. The fund, managed by Mediterrania Capital Partners, focuses on mid-sized companies across key sectors in North and West Africa.