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Nigeria launches Meta-backed AI chatbot for government information access

Nigeria has launched a new artificial intelligence-powered chatbot designed to help citizens access government information and services, in one of the country’s

2026/05/22

Visa says stablecoins are ‘pretty big’ for Africa’s payments future

Stablecoins specifically could be pretty big," he said, adding that pilots for crypto-based settlements between banks and Visa were coming "very, very soon."

2026/05/22

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Nigeria hits refresh on telecoms

In today's edition: Kenn Abuya: A GITEX Nairobi review || Nigeria to review telecom rules || Who secured the bag? 💰

2026/05/22

Nigeria reviews 26-year telecom policy as networks face mounting pressure

Nigeria has begun reviewing its 26-year-old telecommunications policy, proposing 15 major changes that could affect everything from mobile tariffs and internet

2026/05/21

Nigerian fintech Sycamore wants $29 million in deposits after MFB acquisition

The move reflects a broader shift among Nigerian fintechs that are increasingly acquiring microfinance banking licences to gain direct access to deposits and cheaper

2026/05/21

Paystack’s first Dashboard rebuild in a decade brings AI into merchant operations

Paystack has launched the first full rebuild of its Dashboard in a decade, introducing simplified navigation structure, mobile parity, and an AI-powered Command

2026/05/21

Joshua Adewolu chose to build for medical doctors, instead of becoming one

“I told my parents that I would rather be the one to make the devices that you use to treat people,” he recalls. “That was the beginning of my career”.

2026/05/20

GoTyme heats up South Africa’s fintech talent war with employee ownership plan

The move is part of a broader shift in South Africa’s fintech sector, where employee ownership is increasingly being used to attract and retain talent, moving beyond

2026/05/20