Mastercard, Alerzo, e-Trade seek to empower SMEs in Nigeria

Kenya has made significant strides in the local production of smartphones, with over 2.5 million handsets now assembled.

The partnership allows Remitly users to send money straight to Airtel Tanzania wallets.

The system uses AI to automatically detect and process traffic offenses, such as speeding and driving through red lights, without the need for human intervention.

The App provides essential tools for managing finances, including goal-setting, expense tracking, and budgeting.

The competition targets early-stage business-to-business start-ups with proven traction and core teams based in Africa.

The coalition aims to positively impact the lives of over 30,000 children in Africa and Latin America.

The government said the launch represents Uganda's long-term ambition to develop a framework for local inventions and production.

MasterCard's platform can now enable African fintechs launch card programs in just 15 days.

The competition is open to all tech innovators, from early-stage start-ups to established companies looking to showcase their latest products.

According to the UNHCR, the initiative stresses the importance of training and employment in rebuilding refugees' dignity and confidence.

Compliance is crucial for the continent, as the EU is Africa's largest trading partner, with over 18 economic partnership agreements.

The country's three main mobile service providers said the adjustment will ensure the telecoms sector's continued viability in the face of volatile economic conditions.