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In today’s edition of Techpoint Digest, we look at Gabon suspending social media, Naritive transforming advertisements into interactive experiences, and Kenya MPs pushing harder to regulate TikTok.
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On today’s Techpoint Digest, we look at MTN’s $6.2 billion deal to acquire IHS Towers, Nigeria’s data probe into Temu, and TikTok deleting 580K Kenyan videos following an AI sweep.
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Post hereAs Nigeria’s e-commerce market continues to expand rapidly, 9th Marketplace…
Eterna Plc and Fuelmetrics launch self-service fuel stations in Nigeria,…
Nairagram, a leading pan-African payments and financial infrastructure company, has…
Monica Cash marks 3 years as Nigeria’s leading crypto app,…
Busha, one of Africa’s leading digital asset exchanges and stablecoin…
OPay, one of Nigeria’s leading fintech companies, has been named…
Skosh is a global culture-based dating and friendship app helping…
Elara Technical Services Limited Appointed as Google Cloud Authorised Reseller…
As the financial landscape across Africa continues to evolve, one…
NaJasia, a Denmark-based community organisation founded by Caribbean-born creative professional…
You can post on Techpoint Africa too!
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Iniubong learned to code on phone and paper during Nigeria’s power outages, later leaving university to pursue real-world engineering. His journey from Uyo startup internship to senior roles in Europe reflects the rise of Africa’s global tech talent.
On today’s Techpoint Digest, we look at DRC accusing MTN of illegal operations, Gebeya’s AI gaining 80K users in four months, and Terra raising $22M after securing $11.75M.
At 85,000 users, Gebeya is a fast growing African AI startup built out of Ethiopia. The company has ambitions to build a small language model in partnership with Cassava Technologies.
Nigeria’s Terra Industries is now valued at least $100 million as it extends its $11.75 funding to $34 million, raising an additional $22 million from investors, including Flutterwave CEO Gbenga Agboola’s VC firm and American actor Jared Leto.
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