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    A Week of Chaos: How Cyberattacks Upstaged Morocco’s Landmark GITEX Africa Event

    As Gitex Africa draws to a close, the conversations within its walls will undoubtedly shift.

    Post-Bubble Policing: Why Do African Regulators Keep Missing the Signs?

    Nigerians were left stunned on Monday after the sudden crash of CBEX, a digital investment platform that promised incredible returns and delivered equally staggering losses.

    New Wave of Mergers in African Cleantech: Consolidation Heats Up as Investors Seek Scalable Impact

    As the African cleantech sector matures, more consolidation (whether mergers or acquisitions) is likely — signalling a shift from small pilots to regional platforms capable of delivering both access and efficiency.

    Afrimobility: Akwa Group’s Venture Capital Arm Backs 25 Startups in Under Five Years

    “Many VCs just provide money and wait. We invest in the founders themselves, because their success determines ours.”
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    Opera Quietly Liquidates Kenyan Ad Unit Ahead of OPay’s $4B US IPO

    Opera’s fintech play in Africa extends well beyond its Kenyan operating entities.

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