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Moove hits $2.1bn unicorn status

Mobility fintech Moove secures $250 million to expand its global autonomous vehicle infrastructure.
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Light beams bridge Lagos fibre gaps

Wireless optical technology connects banks and utilities across dense commercial hubs in Nigeria.
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4 Aug

Nigeria details cryptocurrency tax obligations

New guidelines set reporting and valuation rules for the country’s digital asset sector.
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3 Aug

Nigeria expands deep-tech skills pipeline

New partnership enables Nigerian students to gain hands-on drone and robotics engineering skills.
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31 Jul

Cisco explores AI for Nigeria farmers

The initiative focuses on improving agricultural productivity through accessible, data-driven tools.
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31 Jul

Nigeria sets software quality standards

The new framework introduces mandatory standards for software used across government and regulated sectors.
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MTN Nigeria profit jumps 70% in H1

The telco said the macroeconomic environment remained challenging, citing inflation and global pressures, but noted relative stability in the Naira supported planning and cost management.
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30 Jul

Onafriq, Privy boost cross-border transactions

The fintech partnership targets faster, lower-cost cross-border payments using stablecoins.
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Dimension Data backs fibre infrastructure growth

The company said the investment reflects its long-term commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s digital economy.
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27 Jul

Nigeria tackles telecom energy costs

The West African country is targeting renewable power to cut telecom costs and expand rural connectivity.
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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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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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