Abay Bank, a mid-tier Ethiopian lender, has listed on the country's stock exchange, becoming only the fifth company to do so.
Kenya clears Vodacom's $2.1B buy of 55% Safaricom, sealing regional consolidation of Africa's largest telco and M-PESA (40M users). Tech infrastructure now strategic asset; fintech compliance tightens (Nigeria), reshaping vendor concentration and regional stack risk.
Welcome to a new week. ☀️
Everywhere you turn, rain is falling—which is great news for my Internet providers and me. On the bright side, June is almost over, which means we’re nearly halfway through the year. What value have you provided your shareholders in the first half of the year?
—Zia
Kenya’s court has cleared the way for Vodacom to buy more of Safaricom
Image Source: Vodacom
Abay Bank has become the fifth company listed on Ethiopia’s stock exchange, marking another milestone in the country’s financial…
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The latest listing comes as the exchange races to meet its target of nine listed companies before the close of Ethiopia's fiscal…
CBN gives PoS agents more room to operate, while I&M deepens its Tanzania bet, MCB commits $1 billion to trade finance, and SPAR…
Uber plans to double its e-bike fleet in Kenya after seeing strong performance and uptake in the country's ride-hailing market.
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