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    The ₦1.2M Problem: Why a Single New Rule Could Cripple Nigeria’s Fintech Agents

    Now these same companies face rules that could fundamentally break their model.

    With Gov’t Backing, Japan’s Musashi Charges East Africa’s E-Moto Boom

    Musashi, a global manufacturer with 36 sites worldwide, is known for differential assemblies and transmission gears for traditional and electric vehicles.

    Seed Funding for Gabon’s Pozi Marks a Milestone for a Forgotten Tech Region

    Central Africa was the most underserved tech region in Africa, raising just $5m in 2024.

    The Series B Cliff: Nigerian Startups Face a Late-Stage Funding Crisis in 2025

    In the absence of traditional venture equity, Nigerian scale-ups are increasingly turning to alternative financing.
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    Sixteen months later, on a hot July day in 2026, Egypt's finance minister, Ahmed Kouchouk, returned to a company whose public frustration had once laid bare the country's industrial bureaucracy.

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