Building Payment Systems That Work For Africa
Kenya’s payment landscape is shaped by mobile money, unreliable connectivity, and the need for simple, trustworthy systems. As businesses expand across Africa, fragmented payment ecosystems create new challenges. Platforms like AvadaPay offer unified, mobile-first, multi-country solutions built for these realities- enabling businesses to operate smoothly, build customer trust, and scale across markets.
Mastercard Boosts Africa Acceptance Network by 45% in 2025, Accelerating the Continent’s Digital Economy
Mastercard has grown its acceptance network across Africa by 45 per cent in 2025 – a major milestone that brings millions more consumers and small businesses into the continent’s fast-expanding digital economy.
Airtel Africa, SpaceX Partner on Satellite-to-Cell Coverage
Latitude59’s Nairobi Edition Showcases Estonia–Africa Tech Links
The Latitude59 Pitch Competition received 222 applications from 27 nations, highlighting the increasing cross-border interest in African early-stage startups.
Uber Eats Pushes Kenya Deeper Into On-Demand Living
Kenyans saved more than 448,000 hours in 2025 by outsourcing meals and household errands to Uber EatsSafaricom Extends Lead in Kenya’s Home Internet Market
Kenya’s fixed broadband market grew 6.9% in Q1 2025/26 to 2.29 million subscriptions, lifted by fibre expansion and rapid wireless growth. Safaricom led with 815,037 users, followed by Jamii and Wananchi. Fibre reached 1.27 million customers as most users chose 10–30 Mbps speeds. Wireless subscriptions rose 10.2%, driven by Vilcom, Mawingu and Vijiji. Starlink increased to 19,470 users while satellite remained a niche.Kenya's Outdated Telco Rules Favor Giant Firms- World Bank
Starlink Drives 2,559% Surge in Kenya's Internet Subscriptions
Between 2022 and 2024, satellite subscriptions grew twenty-six-fold, while total internet subscriptions grew only 18 per centLatitude59 Kenya 2025 : Where Pragmatism Meets Ambition in African Tech
Latitude59 Kenya 2025 is more than a conference. It’s an ecosystem engine – designed to spark long-term partnerships, scale meaningful ventures, and turn ambitious ideas into reality.From Chaos to Clarity: How Zoho One Empowers Kenyan SMEs to Thrive
Zoho One is a comprehensive platform that empowers businesses to streamline processes, enhance collaboration, and gain real-time insights, giving them the control they need to scale confidently.
Kenya Lost KSh 29.9bn to Cybercrime in 2025 as Attacks Intensify
Kenya recorded cyber-related losses of KSh 29.9 billion this year as attacks grew in frequency, sophistication and economic impact, according to a new industry assessment by cybersecurity firm Serianu.A Glimpse of Bitcoin's Safe-Haven Potential?
So, is Bitcoin a safe haven from market turmoil? There's no definitive answer- not yet. Sometimes it acts like one; most of the time, it doesn’t.
