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[Nigerian motorcycle on-demand company, Gokada loses CEO in apparent shake-up](
Gokada CEO has stepped down from the company in what appears to be a shake-up amidst alleged bad blood
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[Ghanaian-based health startup, mPharma to buy Kenyaâs second largest pharmacy chain](
Ghanaian-based startup, mPharma to buy Kenya's second largest pharmacy chain, Haltons for an undisclosed fee
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[Carrot is helping people protect their loved ones through simplified will and estate planning](
The Lagos-based technology startup is working to make estate planning easy and seamless for individuals towards protecting their loved ones, in the event of the inevitable.
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[Mali is about to join the league of nations to enact a Startup Act](
Malian Minister of Digital Economy, Arouna Modibo Toure announces that Mali would soon enact a Startup Act
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[Airtel may be beating MTN to launching a payment service bank in Nigeria](
Airtel Nigeria appears to be launching its payment service bank ahead of MTN that first indicated interest in establishing a bank in 2019
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[Tringoo is using AI to make finding and booking professional photos easier](
Find out how Tringoo, an AI-powered photography booking platform, was borne out of a pressing conversation between 2 friends
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[Professional Nigerian YouTubers have to look outside YouTube to make money](
How many Nigerian YouTube content creators make money. But not from YouTube.
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[Why the Nigerian banking industry may not take the fully digital leap anytime soon](
With low internet penetration and literacy rate as contributing factors, the Nigerian banking industry may not go full-fledged digital anytime soon, according to experts.
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[Nigeriaâs president refused to sign its digital rights bill, what happens now?](
Now that Nigeria's president has denied assent to the digital rights and freedom bill, what is the next step?
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[Bants about Ants: How the âAnt Weyâ trendsetter enchanted Nigerian and Ghanaian Twitter](
Over the past 48 hours, the "Ant Wey" trend has taken Nigerian and Ghanaian Twitter by storm. To find out how it all started, Techpoint chatted with Amen-Omoregie Osamudiamen, the personality behind the trend.
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[Why ex-Konga boss, Sim Shagaya is now venturing into education with ed-tech startup, uLesson](
After a seemingly extended break from entrepreneurship, ex-Konga CEO Sim Shagaya returns to the Internet startup space with an ed-tech solution called uLesson. He shares his vision for the company with Techpoint
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[Review of the $22 MTN Smart T âsmartâ feature phone](
A quick review of the MTN Smart T 'smart' feature phone that retails for â¦8,000 ($22) and was released in Lagos recently.
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[How this Akure-based uni dropout stumbled onto becoming an internationally accomplished programmer](
Ayomide Aregbede discovered software engineering by chance and it led him to dropping out of school and building a successful career. Read his inspiring story.
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[Thanks to the Nigerian airport authority, it is becoming unsafe to book a taxi online from a Nigerian airport](
In an airport in Nigeria, a government agency is helping traditional cab drivers
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If you have any thoughts, comments or suggestions, please do not hesitate to hit the reply button; I'd love to hear from you.
Muyiwa Matuluko
Editor-in-Chief, Techpoint.Africa
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