Counterfeiting is a global issue that has plagued industries for centuries, posing significant challenges to businesses, consumers, and governments alike.
The year 2023 presented a challenging landscape for startups across Africa, with financial difficulties triggering closures and disruptions. Notably, Nigeria, often celebrated as a hub for innovation, found itself at the forefront of this narrative, experiencing a wave of closures that raised concerns about the overall health of its entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The world is buzzing about Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), a tech trend that’s making things easier and more affordable for businesses.
The “NAFDAC Green Book” represents a significant leap forward in the fight against counterfeit drugs and other fake goods.
Primed E-Health is making waves through its innovative Smartclinic software. In a stride toward enhancing healthcare outcomes in Africa,
Pause! While Nigerians are crying for help at the high cost of things, Startups are also having a decline in sales.
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In a strategic move to alleviate the impact of soaring fuel prices on its drivers, Bolt Nigeria has introduced a fuel subsidy bonus campaign in Lagos and Abuja.
NIBSS released a list of Fintech companies lacking licenses to receive direct customer deposits from commercial banks.