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    Nigeria Wants Foreign Workers to Pay up to $15,000 Expat Levy. Is the Tech Industry Ready for It?

    In a move that has stirred both debate and concern, the Federal Government of...
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    Here’s Where Conversations at the Central African Fintech Regulation Forum Are Headed

    In the heart of Douala, Cameroon, the distinguished Best Western Hotel played host to...
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    YUP Cameroon: How Liquidation Rules Grab Foreign Investors by the Neck in Central Africa

    The ongoing liquidation of YUP, the payment services subsidiary of multinational banking giant Société...
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