The BOI-LBS Business Innovation Accelerator Program 2023 for young Nigerians.

Application Deadline: July 22nd, 2023 The EIC has been renamed to  Business Innovation Accelerator (BIA) with the aim of providing high-quality entrepreneurship training and empowerment to young Nigerians across the six geopolitical zones of the country. Unemployment has reached unacceptable levels for the Nigerian economy to remain safe. Over the years youth unemployment has been rising and

African countries struggling with skyrocketing fuel prices in 2023

High fuel costs strain household budgets, disrupt transportation, and pose risks to businesses. In this article, we look at a few African countries grappling with soaring fuel prices and explore the reasons behind these price hikes. As these nations navigate the complex energy landscape, effective energy policies become imperative for a more stable and prosperous

Sahara Group Foundation announces 3rd cohort of Impact Fund fellowship programme

Sahara Group Foundation, the corporate social sustainability vehicle for leading energy and infrastructure conglomerate, Sahara Group, in partnership with LEAP Africa, a youth-focused leadership development non-profit organisation and Impact Amplifier, a South Africanbased advisory firm, has announced 20 social innovators from across Africa to be part of its 2023 Sahara Impact Fund (SIF) Fellowship programme.

Africa takes the stage: Women’s World Cup Kickoff, July 20

Morocco, Zambia, Nigeria and South Africa will defend the colors of the continent during the 2023 FIFA World Cup. The first match by an African team will be on Friday, July 21 when Nigeria meet Canada for this 9th Women’s FIFA World Cup. Australia and New Zealand welcome the 32 nations present for this final

Africa’s gaming market projected to surpass $1 billion by 2024

Newzoo, the leading provider of games market data and insights, in collaboration with Carry1st, Africa’s prominent publisher of games and digital content, has released a groundbreaking report that uncovers the thriving landscape of the African gaming industry. This revelation showcases an industry that stands resilient, fueled by the soaring revenues from mobile gaming, and ready

Moove, a Nigerian mobility fintech firm, has raised $8 million.

Moove, a Nigerian mobility fintech firm, has acquired an extra $8 million in funding from Absa Corporate and Investment Banking (CIB), bringing its total capital from the bank to $28 million. This latest investment follows a previous funding round in June 2022, where Moove received $20 million from Absa to support its operations in South