Author: Smart Megwai

Smart is an experienced writer with an analytical edge. 10,000+ articles published since 2015, specialising in leadership, finance, and technology.

Bamboo, the popular Nigerian investment app that enables users to invest in US stocks, has expanded its operations to South Africa. This move marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to democratise investment opportunities for Africans, providing South Africans with a convenient and accessible platform to diversify their portfolios…

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China’s technological landscape is home to a growing phenomenon: phone farms. These are large-scale installations, often located in discreet warehouses, where thousands of smartphones are meticulously organised and connected to centralised control systems. Their purpose? To automate tasks that would normally require human interaction, enabling mass activity in seconds. These…

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Apple, in a move long-awaited by Android users and tech enthusiasts alike, has officially announced support for Rich Communication Services (RCS) messaging in its upcoming iOS 18 update. This development marks a significant shift for Apple, as it finally embraces the modern messaging standard that has been widely adopted by…

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The Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) designed to accelerate the development of credit scores for all Nigerians possessing a National Identification Number (NIN). This strategic alliance, announced on Thursday, June 27th, 2024, aims to leverage the NIN’s extensive…

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GIG Mobility (GIGM), a leading provider of tech-enabled intercity transportation in West Africa, and Travelstart, a prominent online travel agency in Africa, have announced a pioneering strategic partnership aimed at revolutionising the travel experience in Nigeria. This collaboration, the first of its kind in the country, seamlessly integrates the services…

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Kenya’s mobile money landscape has experienced a significant boost, with subscriber numbers surging to 38.7 million following the removal of withdrawal codes for transactions between Airtel Money and M-Pesa. This positive development, highlighted in the Communications Authority of Kenya’s (CA) latest report, signifies a major step towards seamless interoperability and…

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