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Unleashing Possibilities: How Meta AI Empowers Everyday Life in Nigeria
In Nigeria, “I dey make am” is more than a catchphrase — it encapsulates the spirit of resilience and creativity that drives everyday people to overcome obstacles and chase their dreams. Meta’s new campaign, Make Am with Meta AI, highlights how Nigerians are leveraging Meta AI to unlock new possibilities in their daily lives. From students using AI to conduct research, to entrepreneurs generating marketing ideas, to creators transforming their visions into reality, Meta AI has become an indispensable tool. Available for free on WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger, Meta AI empowers users to learn, create, and innovate, driving progress in both individual lives and communities.
Edelman Africa extends presence in Nigeria with strategic partner THOP
Edelman Africa has expanded its footprint in Nigeria by partnering with The Holding Opinion and Public (THOP), a leading integrated communications company. This strategic move strengthens Edelman’s local presence to meet the growing needs of clients in Nigeria and across West Africa. The partnership arrives amid growing global distrust in institutions, as highlighted by the 2025 Edelman Global Trust Barometer, underscoring the importance of trusted, culturally intelligent communication strategies. Edelman aims to help clients build trust and drive meaningful change in Africa’s most populous country.
Xago Expands Globally with AUSTRAC Registration and New Currency Integrations
Xago Technologies, a South African fintech specializing in digital payments via the XRP Ledger, has expanded globally by registering with AUSTRAC as a Digital Currency Exchange. The company now supports six major currencies, including NGN and EUR, enhancing cross-border transactions with speed, compliance, and security.
Africa’s Music & Arts Industry is a Sleeping Giant—Here’s How It Becomes a Billion-Dollar Powerhouse
Africa’s creative industry holds immense potential to become a billion-dollar powerhouse, driven by Afrobeats, Nollywood, and rising digital demand. In this thought-provoking piece, Sylvester Sede explores how public-private investment, IP reform, artist ownership, and regional collaboration can unlock a $10B+ creative economy and position Africa as a global cultural and economic leader.
2025 AFRICATECH AWARDS AT VIVATECH: NIGERIA, KENYA & TUNISIA TOP THE LIST FOR THIS 4th EDITION
The 2025 AfricaTech Awards, hosted at VivaTech in Paris, celebrates African innovation with 45 startup finalists across GreenTech, HealthTech, and E-commerce & FinTech. This 4th edition sees Nigeria, Kenya, and Tunisia leading in participation, with half of the finalists being women-led startups. Winners will be announced on June 12, 2025.
Finance App Usage and Revenue Surge in Sub-Saharan Africa – AppsFlyer & Google Report
The new AppsFlyer & Google report highlights a significant surge in finance app usage and revenue across Sub-Saharan Africa. It explores how mobile financial services are transforming the region, fueled by digital adoption, mobile banking, and increasing access to fintech solutions. The report provides key insights into market growth, regional trends, and the potential of mobile financial applications to enhance financial inclusion.
Village Capital Invests USD 150K in Rhea and Regxta, Women-Led Startups Transforming Agriculture and Financial Inclusion in Africa
Village Capital has invested USD 150K in Rhea and Regxta, two women-led startups revolutionizing agriculture and financial inclusion in Africa. Learn how these innovative companies are transforming key sectors across the continent.
Juicyway Unveils $3M Pre-Seed Funding to Transform Cross-Border Payments for Africans
P1 Ventures supports startup launching efficient currency exchange platform using stablecoin technology, enabling individuals and businesses to fully engage in the global economy.
The Majority of People In The World’s Biggest Economies Fear They Have Just 5 Years Before Advancing Technology Makes Their Job Skills Obsolete – Global Labor Market Conference Research
The majority of workers in the world’s largest economies fear that advancing technology will make their job skills obsolete within five years, according to research from the Global Labor Market Conference. Learn more about the shifting landscape of work and the future of employment.