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    Tanzanian Fintech Startup Tunzaa Secures Funding to Accelerate Growth

    In addition to installment payments, Tunzaa incorporates gamified savings features, allowing users to set financial goals and earn rewards for meeting them.

    The Battle Begins: Jumia Publishes Rare Black Friday Gains as China’s Temu Threatens Key Nigerian Market

    Despite recent gains from Black Friday events, Jumia faces mounting external pressures, particularly from Temu’s arrival in key Nigerian market.

    Lagos-Based Ignite Power Secures $15M to Expand Solar Solutions in Africa’s C&I Sector

    Afrigreen’s investment in Ignite Power is part of a broader strategy to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy across Africa

    Plans to Leave Nigeria? Netflix Faces Pressure to Rethink Amid Film Investment Surge

    The African film and media industry is experiencing a surge in investment
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