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    Are Nigerian Regulators Biting Off More Than They Can Chew With Foreign Tech Giants?

    Critics argue that the government’s actions reveal more about its lack of institutional confidence than its resolve to protect consumers.

    Diaspora Dollars at the Click of a Button: Inside Egypt’s Latest Remittance Overhaul

    Egypt’s economy has long depended on its diaspora, which has ballooned to 14 million individuals — up from 2.7 million a decade ago.

    Not Yet: Tunisian Parliament Rejects Reforms to Foreign Currency Account Rules

    The proposed measure was an ambitious attempt to alleviate long-standing frustrations over access to foreign currency.

    Algeria Rolls Out New Digital Banking Rules: Opportunity or Over-Regulation?

    It sets the framework for authorizing, structuring, and operating digital banks, offering a blend of modern ambition and vintage bureaucracy.
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    Only 1% of bank lending goes to the agricultural sector in Africa —Desmond Koney, CEO of Complete Farmer, writes from Accra, Ghana.

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    London-based fintech adds investment services to remittance and credit offering after securing regulatory approval

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    South Africa’s Fintechs Face a Wave of New Data and Open Finance Rules — Here’s the Timeline

    Fintechs that treat this period as worth the resourcing cost are, at minimum, better positioned to anticipate the eventual rules than those that wait for a published standard to react to.

    Why Data Matters as Much as Capital in African Agricultural Finance

    Only 1% of bank lending goes to the agricultural sector in Africa —Desmond Koney, CEO of Complete Farmer, writes from Accra, Ghana.

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    Equity Dispute Puts OPay’s Employee Share Scheme Under Scrutiny Ahead of Potential IPO

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