Competing with borrowed equipment after a transit mishap, Nigeria's archers claimed one gold, five silver, and one bronze at the continental championships.
Africa's richest man intends to donate one-third of his wealth to philanthropy, with his daughters publicly backing the plan as the Dangote Group pursues a $100 billion valuation target.
A new Condia report finds that women-led climate tech ventures in Africa depend disproportionately on grant funding, reflecting a structural gap in equity access that limits how fast these startups can scale.
A new Disrupt Africa report finds incremental but measurable progress in gender diversity across African startup funding, though women-led ventures remain sharply undercapitalised relative to male-led peers.
A new government-backed accelerator targets Nigerian tech founders at a moment when early-stage capital remains scarce and global investor appetite for frontier markets has cooled sharply.
Nigeria's small business agency says investors are circling but founders can't clear basic due-diligence hurdles — a structural gap that is costing the ecosystem real money.
Executive suspensions and regulatory probes have forced National Treasury to intervene at the Public Investment Corporation, which manages $215.4bn in public-sector pension assets.
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