58% of businesses are now piloting co-creation and partnering on projects to help drive innovation. This collaboration can be the way to discover new market opportunities, push product branding in new directions, or establish a presence in a completely new area. Getting co-creation right takes careful foresight and planning, as well as a deep knowledge of a brand’s customer base.
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In 2022, tech startups in Africa brought in about 4.8bn in venture capital (disclosed deals), and just like the previous years before about 72% of that funding was distributed across 4 countries, namely Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt. why is that >
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in 2022 , almost 5bn USD of funding was available to the Africa tech startup ecosystem , which meant wit
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In 2022, Fintech investment numbers slowed down from 56% of the overall investment in startups in Africa to 38%, even
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Corporate entities are consistently told that must support diversity and support the growth of women and so
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I created a framework for aligning with anyone who has emailed me or sent me a message about picking my
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I am currently writing a white paper that looks at digital financial services taxes with specific emphasis on strategies
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International Women’s Day is fast approaching and because I have to ‘suffer’ through it each year , I want to
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In the last year, a number of researchers have shared their findings on the funding prospects for women led teams across Africa.
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for AfCFTA to be effective, the cost of money transfers across the continent must be lowered. The African Union supported by the African Export Import Bank- AfriExim ,(Bank was established in Abuja, Nigeria in October, 1993 by African Governments, African private and institutional investors as well as non-African financial institutions and private investors for the purpose of financing, promoting and expanding intra-African and extra-African trade.) The bank has collaborated on the development of a Pan-African Payments and Settlement System -PAPSS a centralized payment system that will provide the infrastructure for intra Africa trade.
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