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Clydestone Ghana sues MTN over mobile money

The fintech said the claim involves proprietary intellectual property, confidential commercial information and operational methodology it developed
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Lupiya disburses $226m in digital loans

Zambian fintech marks decade with strong growth in AI-driven digital lending.
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Vodacom mobile money hits $548bn

Fintech growth accelerates as Safaricom acquisition boosts Vodacom’s scale and outlook.
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24 Jul

Cregis targets Africa in expansion strategy

Digital asset firm eyes Nigeria, Kenya and South Africa for growth.
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24 Jul

Guinea unveils instant payment system

New platform targets financial inclusion and seamless digital payments across Guinea.
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GoTyme Bank recognised for digital banking growth

The bank has grown to 13 million customers, becoming South Africa’s fastest-growing digital bank.
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eZi Remit, MasterCard expand remittance services

Fintech eZi Remit has partnered with MasterCard to expand cross-border payments across 25 countries, using Mastercard Move to reduce costs and improve transparency for South African diaspora communities.
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Yellow Card urges AI, stablecoin policy reform

AI and stablecoins could help address Africa's cross-border payments and financial inclusion challenges, but fragmented regulation and slow policy development could limit their potential, warn Yellow Card executives.
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Stablecoins test Africa's monetary future

ITWeb Africa interviewed industry experts to assess whether the next currency crisis could propel stablecoins from a niche asset into a parallel financial system across Africa.
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16 Jul

SCRYPT targets Africa's dollar liquidity gaps

The company aims to help banks, payment providers and corporate treasurers navigate US dollar shortages and reduce cross-border payment costs.
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Webinar explores the future of payments in Africa

Join IT and payments leaders on July 29 for practical insights into Africa’s digital and instant payment trends.
 
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