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TechCabal is the leading technology publication in Africa covering startups and the digital economy. It provides insightful reporting on innovation and investment trends serving as the premier voice for the African tech ecosystem.

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Quick Fire 🔥 with Bolaji Anifowose

Meet Bolaji Anifowose, a product marketing manager and go-to-market (GTM) engineer with over experience working for companies such as Simpu, Distrobird, Chatbase

2026/06/12

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Taking the Family public

In today's edition: Quick Fire 🔥 with Bolaji Anifowose || Kenya’s Family Bank to go public || DStv website went off || Who secured the bag? 💰

2026/06/12

Alliance-backed Daya wants to help businesses manage money using stablecoins

The startup is part of a growing list of companies building financial infrastructure around stablecoins, arguing that blockchain-based settlement can do for cross

2026/06/11

AI is now a geopolitical asset. African presidents are racing to catch up.

Only a few years ago, AI policy on the continent revolved around ethics, digital literacy and startup incubation. Now governments are discussing cloud infrastructure

2026/06/11

Kenya’s Family Bank secures approval for long-awaited NSE listing

Kenya’s Family Bank has been cleared by the regulator, the Capital Markets Authority, for stock market listing after record earnings growth.

2026/06/11

MTN targets Nigeria’s lending market as it seeks fintech licences

MTN plans to expand into lending across key African markets, including Nigeria, as Africa’s biggest telco seeks regulatory approvals that would allow its fintech

2026/06/10

Everything you need to know about the just-launched OnePlus Turbo 6X and 6X Pro

If you have been looking for a mid-range phone that can last all day on a single charge, these two are worth your attention.

2026/06/10

Nigeria’s Roqqu joins race to bring tokenised US stocks to retail investors

The move underscores a growing shift towards tokenisation in Nigeria's digital asset sector. Several crypto platforms, including Luno Nigeria, the subsidiary of

2026/06/10

Beyond financial inclusion, Nigeria’s central bank is chasing regional payments leadership

In the first half of 2007, Nigerians processed ₦946.22 million ($695,469) in point-of-sale (PoS) transactions. In the first quarter of 2025, that figure grew to

2026/06/10