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What is Antigravity and why does it matter? — open the original publisher
Google Antigravity explained: what the agentic development platform is, how AI agents work, and why it matters for the future of coding.
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Nigeria’s SEC admits Yellow Card, Blockchain Africa into crypto sandbox — open the original publisher
Nigeria’s SEC has admitted Yellow Card, Blockchain, and Pisi into its regulatory sandbox, expanding the ARIP programme to 12 firms since July.
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Germany offered Adekoyejo Kuye a future. He chose Nigeria. — open the original publisher
Kuye is the founder of KAMIM Technologies, a Nigerian climate-tech company that builds solar-powered cold storage infrastructure and connects farmers to markets.
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The Selar row shows how Nigeria plans to tax its creator economy — open the original publisher
Nigerian creators may lose 5% of their income to tax if the government decides an ebook sale is a royalty. Here's why it matters.
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Nigeria wants to tax crypto. Traders say it could slow business. — open the original publisher
The compliance burden will weigh heavily on crypto traders who rely on very small price differences to make money.
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Mr Eazi’s Choplife is the latest startup to move to digital free zone Itana — open the original publisher
The move primarily changes Choplife’s corporate and regulatory base, with the company citing Itana’s regulatory environment and its promise of simpler cross-border operations as key reasons for the decision.
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Kenya says cyber cafés won’t need to monitor users’ browsing history — open the original publisher
Kenya’s Communications Authority (CA) has clarified new licencing rules for cyber cafés, saying operators will be required to keep basic customer and session records but will not have to track users’ browsing histories.
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Standard Bank wants to own more of Africa’s digital payment flows — open the original publisher
The growth comes as payments become an integral part of how banks capture value from Africa’s digital economy.
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Africa’s cybercriminals are adopting AI faster than the institutions chasing them — open the original publisher
AI was involved in 55% of cybercrime cases observed by African countries surveyed by Interpol in 2025, as criminals used the technology to produce convincing phishing messages, fabricate identities, and impersonate executives and public figures. Deepfake incidents increased sevenfold between the second and fourth quarters of 2024.
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Nigeria’s identity law raises questions over who regulates digital signatures — open the original publisher
A digital signature is a mathematical method for verifying that a digital document, email or message is authentic, has not been altered and was signed by the person claiming to have signed it.
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👨🏿🚀TechCabal Daily – Jumia bags $50 million — open the original publisher
In today's edition: Virtual asset firms to join CBN’s sandbox || Jumia secures $50 million equity funding || Shoprite’s Sixty60 is having a moment || Vodacom taps ex-Airtel CEO to join board
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Nigeria’s central bank opens regulatory sandbox to virtual asset firms — open the original publisher
The sandbox marks Nigeria’s latest move to regulate the virtual asset industry. The CBN will now oversee virtual assets used for payments, including stablecoins, payment, settlement, custody, wallet management, and other transaction-based infrastructure services. The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will oversee digital assets that behave like securities.
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👨🏿🚀TechCabal Daily – Kenya’s new Internet bouncers — open the original publisher
In today's edition: Kenya’s cyber cafes are becoming data collectors || Uber discontinues UberX in South Africa || BRICS wants faster cross-border payments || South Africa’s central bank takes over the payment rail
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MTN expects profits to fall up to 30% as Iran investment takes a hit — open the original publisher
MTN’s underlying earnings are expected to rise by up to 23%, but a write-down on its Irancell investment, compounded by hyperinflation and foreign exchange losses, is dragging reported earnings lower.
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How Android Halo shows you what your AI agent is doing — open the original publisher
Google previewed Android Halo in May 2026 as part of its push to make Android more useful in an increasingly agentic AI era.
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A Francophone investor’s guide to Africa’s next growth markets — open the original publisher
A data-driven look at Africa's strongest investment returns, regional stock markets, capital exits, and the rise of Francophone Africa.
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Kenya approves first locally domiciled ETF as bank stocks rally — open the original publisher
The launch comes as Kenyan bank stocks lead a strong rally in the country's equities market, with the NSE Banking Index up 30.9% this year through July.
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👨🏿🚀TechCabal Daily – Age-gating social media — open the original publisher
In today's edition: NCBA’s Multiple Hauliers takeover hits a court roadblock || South Africa wants YouTube and TikTok to check your age || Nigeria wants to bring its cloud computing back home || Kenya says receipts alone won’t beat a KRA tax bill
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85% of Nigerian workloads run on public clouds as government pushes localisation — open the original publisher
Nigeria is moving to bring more of its cloud infrastructure within the country, seeking to cut reliance on overseas systems and keep more of the digital economy’s value at home.
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What African investors think about the funding squeeze killing early-stage startups — open the original publisher
Startups raising between $100,000 and $1 million fell 44% in six months. African VC investors explain what changed.
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