Nigeria made ₦‎125 billion from transfer fees, Kuda in Pakistan, debt funding in Africa

Published:

January 26, 2023

Subject(s): Techpoint Africa Podcast

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Today on the Techpoint Africa Podcast, Oluwanifemi steps in for Emmanuel as our reporters discuss some of the interesting news that broke this week in the African tech space.

The stories:

Nigeria made ₦‎125 billion from transfer levies in 2022
Kuda to operate in Pakistan
New rules for crypto ads in South Africa
Kenya leads debt funding to African startups with $608 million

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