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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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Pick n Pay breach puts South Africa’s retail cybersecurity under scrutiny

While Pick n Pay acknowledged the breach, it disputed claims that complete card information was exposed.

2026/06/01

Flutterwave promotes 25% of its global workforce in talent retention move

The move underscores Flutterwave's focus on talent retention at a time when several Nigerian fintechs, including Branch, Kuda, and Quidax, have reduced headcount

2026/06/01

Oui Capital’s Pius Bankong on evaluating founders through an operator’s lens

Pius Bankong has been a founder, an operator, and now an investor at Oui Capital. Here's how to pitch him.

2026/06/01

Nigerian business banking startup Brass merges operations into Paystack MFB

The shutdown marks the culmination of a turbulent two-year period for Brass, which once positioned itself as a modern banking layer for African businesses before

2026/06/01

Spiro raises $215 million as race for Africa’s EV market heats up

Spiro, the electric mobility company building battery-swapping infrastructure for motorcycles across Africa, has raised $215 million in equity funding as it pushes

2026/06/01

Nigeria’s CcHUB expands Lagos headquarters with first private startup offices

Yaba—considered Nigeria’s answer to Silicon Valley—has served as the centre of the country’s technology industry. CcHUB became one of the institutions at the heart

2026/06/01

How every recharge fed Nigeria’s $5.8 billion telecom machine

Every time Nigerians buy airtime, renew a data bundle, pay for home broadband, or top up Internet for their businesses, they feed a telecommunication economy that

2026/06/01

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – CBN gives PoS agents more room

In today's edition: Kenya's I&M spent $7.7M to acquire Tanzanian stakes || Nigeria's Central Bank adjusts PoS coverage rule || MCB to spend $1 billion on trade

2026/06/01

In a duplex in Lagos, Cowrywise is trying to build a cathedral with 11 priests

For a company of fewer than 80 people, it meant one in seven employees ended that day as a senior executive.

2026/05/30

Nigeria’s central bank expands PoS operating radius to 70 metres

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has expanded the permitted operating radius for Point of Sale (PoS) terminals to 70 metres from 10 metres after concerns that

2026/05/30