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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily - Safaricom sued for $2 4 billion

Three plaintiffs have indicted Safaricom and Vodafone in a $2.4 billion lawsuit which claims that Safaricom is operating its M-Pesa arm and Fuliza, its overdraft service, illegally.

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The Africa Business Heroes Competition 2023 for young African Entrepreneurs (1 5 Million USD Prize)

The Africa Business Heroes Competition 2023 for young African Entrepreneurs (1.5 Million USD Prize) Application Deadline: 12th May 2023, 23:59 GMT.

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Afreximbank, Meta, United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and Others Partner towards the AfriLabs Annual Gathering 2022

Download logoSeveral top players in Africa's innovation ecosystem have pledged their commitments to be part of the 7th AfriLabs (https://AfriLabs.com)

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Nigeria s top telecom companies are getting banking licenses, May 2022 — Quartz Africa Weekly — Quartz

Nigeria now has 5 payment service banks, as MTN and Airtel join Glo and 9Mobile, also mobile network operators, in obtaining the license.

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Flutterwave and its CEO are under fire — Quartz Africa Weekly — Quartz

Olugbenga Agboola reportedly created a phantom co-founder to amass more ownership and shortchanged employee's of stock options.

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