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On-the-ground business intelligence in East Africa, since October 2019.
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In today’s fast-evolving digital landscape, African businesses can no longer afford to treat websites as static assets. A website is no longer just an online brochure. It is the hub of your entire digital ecosystem-a living, breathing entity that drives engagement,...
Burundi’s 32.5 MW Jiji hydropower launch promises access and steadier tariffs, but customers gain only where connections and reliability actually arrive.
Cost vs Value: The Renewable Energy Conversation When businesses and institutions in Africa consider switching to solar or hybrid energy systems, the first concern is usually cost. The assumption? Going green is expensive. But the reality is more nuanced. When done...
Somalia’s instant-payment switch, live 26 March 2025, promises cheaper, wider payments. Fikiria weighs adoption, pricing and who owns the customer.
Digital marketing has become essential for businesses looking to scale in today’s economy. Many aspiring entrepreneurs and business owners turn to online courses to gain the necessary skills. One of the most well-known options is Google Digital Marketing &...
DRC’s four-month cobalt export suspension is an upstream price move: what it means for battery-chain customers, pricing, access and who owns the relationship.
Ethiopia’s securities exchange, launched 10 January 2025, must win customers. Adoption depends on pricing, access, investor education and trust in custody.
The digital revolution is transforming Africa's business landscape, and Southern Africa is at the forefront of this shift. From e-commerce platforms to FinTech innovations, startups are leveraging technology to solve local challenges and create global opportunities....
Digital advertising is reshaping the way small businesses in Southern Africa connect with their audiences. With the rise of social media, search engine marketing, and programmatic ads, entrepreneurs now have access to powerful tools that were once only available to...