In the space of a fortnight, a handful of browser games built by Nigerian developers has generated more attention, and more argument, than the country’s game industry has seen in years. The question is whether any of it constitutes a market.
If MTN MoMo were granted a license to facilitate direct transfers between Ghana and Nigeria, it could reduce reliance on traditional remittance networks.
Headquartered in Johannesburg, Trade Shield currently employs a team of approximately 45 professionals, including trade credit experts, data scientists, software developers, sales executives, and customer support staff.
Before co-founding Bumpa in 2018 alongside Kelvin Umechukwu, he had already amassed over a decade of experience in software development and technology infrastructure.
A wave of economic turmoil is hitting Nigerians—and, by extension, startups—eroding their purchasing power. In response, one startup is turning to international markets under new leadership.
The recent green light from Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) for a raft of new fintech licenses hints at the favorable regulatory environment in SWVL’s home market.
The firm was an early investor in Andela, a company that trains software developers across the continent, and in Okra, a Nigerian open finance fintech infrastructure company.
In the space of a fortnight, a handful of browser games built by Nigerian developers has generated more attention, and more argument, than the country’s game industry has seen in years. The question is whether any of it constitutes a market.
