Managers of Wealth Africa

Banks grow e-banking revenue to N96bn – Report

This was an increase of 23.84 per cent from the N77.91bn recorded in the previous quarter of 2022.

UBA introduces Nigeria’s first Braille bank account for the blind

They’ll be able to start and finish the account opening process independently.

Open banking seen boosting Nigeria’s fintech growth

“By embracing open banking, traditional banks can stay competitive and offer new and improved financial products and services to their customers,” it said.

Microsoft Surface – The ultimate tech ecosystem for South African businesses

It also gives companies greater insight into each device’s health, including whether all appropriate security measures are in place and working appropriately.

Flutterwave Partners with Microsoft to Accelerate African Payments Infrastructure on Azure

The five-year partnership between the pair presents an opportunity to foster growth and impact across the continent.

Airtel Africa ready to list Kenya unit on NSE as licensing condition

The listing will see Kenyans trade shares in the second-largest telco in the country dominated by Safaricom.

Johannesburg Stock Exchange expands cloud-based colocation services offering

Clients will gain the ability to access on-demand private cloud computing and low-latency analytics packaged within Colo 2.0

Court freezes 45 bank accounts of Nigerian tech firm Flutterwave

The Nigerian nationals have sued Flutterwave, naming six financial institutions that hold the company’s funds as interested parties.

Co-op Bank migrates to Sh7bn Finacle system

The new system was built by Infosys Limited—an Indian multinational IT company.

South Africa’s biggest companies trust Codehesion with their app development – This is why

Codehesion offers its clients a range of app development services, all delivered by its highly-skilled experts.

African banks progress towards digitalisation

How strong is the demand for digitalisation of banking services in the continent and how are African banks dealing with it? A new survey paints a picture of gradual growth and progress.

Bank run scare on CBK plan to issue digital currencies

The Kenyan version of the CBDC, whose introduction has been under debate for the last few years, prompted the CBK to issue a discussion paper in February last year but the feedback points to more threats than opportunities.

South Africa Launches AI Industry Association to Drive Responsible Adoption

By analysing the global and local landscape, identifying challenges and opportunities related to AI and smart technologies in South Africa, SAAIA has shaped its vision.

African Development Bank driving innovation to scale up climate adaptation

Opening the discussion, the African Development Bank Vice President for Power, Energy, Climate & Green Growth, Kevin Kariuki, said climate investments favored climate mitigation over adaptation, but that this was not to Africa’s benefit.

StanChart okays $10,000 for women in tech

The Standard Chartered Women in Tech program targets female-led entrepreneurial teams and provide them with training, mentorship, and seed funding.

Banks' digital shift roadmap

More than 85 percent of the banks surveyed indicated that these two strategic outlooks inform their digital transformation journeys.

West African Monetary Institute & EMTECH partner to enhance FinTech regulations

EMTECH is a modern central bank technology and services company offering an integrated SaaS platform with products such as the Digital Regulatory Sandbox and Central Bank Digital Currency.

Big banks strike back with own fintechs

Squad’s performance only shows the extent to which Nigerian banks are going to secure their top share of the market in financial services amid a very motivated fintech ecosystem.

West African Monetary Institute & EMTECH partner to enhance FinTech regulations

EMTECH is a modern central bank technology and services company offering an integrated SaaS platform with products such as the Digital Regulatory Sandbox and Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC).

Chinese hackers attacked Kenya in part to assess debt

The security breach started with a spearphishing attack after a State employee downloaded an infected document unknowingly in 2019 and went on up to last year