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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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How AI is breaking banking’s old employment model

How AI is breaking banking’s old employment model

Banking jobs in Kenya and, by extension, most African markets have carried a certain social prestige thanks to stable salaries, pension plans, and confidence in

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Uber-charged for Kenya

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Uber-charged for Kenya

In today's edition: Uber to expand Kenyan operations || Amazon Prime launches in South Africa || ViaTunisia subsea cable goes live || Smartphones to cost Nigerians

Nigeria’s Legend Internet revenue drops 19% as costs surge sharply

Nigeria’s Legend Internet revenue drops 19% as costs surge sharply

The downturn marks a reversal from the growth momentum surrounding its April 2025 listing on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX).

Esca Finance taps Tether-backed MANSA for same-day African payment settlements

Esca Finance taps Tether-backed MANSA for same-day African payment settlements

The move underscores how FX infrastructure providers are using stablecoins to offer faster settlement to businesses seeking alternatives to conventional correspondent

Bright Okereke didn’t choose product management. A missing grade did.

Bright Okereke didn’t choose product management. A missing grade did.

Computers fascinated him, and engineering felt like a natural path. But when admission season came, things did not go as planned.

South Africa’s AI skills gap is widening faster than universities can keep up

South Africa’s AI skills gap is widening faster than universities can keep up

While businesses across banking, telecommunications, retail and technology are rushing to deploy AI tools, they are competing for talent with skills that often

Smartphone prices in Nigeria could jump 30% this year, hitting entry-level buyers

Smartphone prices in Nigeria could jump 30% this year, hitting entry-level buyers

Nigeria’s smartphone market grew 8% year-on-year in Q1 2026, supported by demand for affordable 4G and 5G smartphones in the $200 to $299 segment, according to

Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control nearly 70% of Nigeria’s internet market

Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne control nearly 70% of Nigeria’s internet market

Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne now control nearly 70% of Nigeria’s internet service provider (ISP) market

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Canal+ goes to the JSE

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Canal+ goes to the JSE

In today's edition: Canal+ to list on the JSE today || Telecel expands telecom network in Ghana || BYD now EV leader in Africa || Cocentrix commits $1 billion to

Uganda’s central bank caps cash withdrawals in digital payments push

Uganda’s central bank caps cash withdrawals in digital payments push

The Bank of Uganda (BoU) said individual customers will only be allowed to withdraw up to UGX50 million ($13,700) daily and UGX250 million ($68,500) weekly in cash