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The EFCC has again arraigned two promoters of Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX) before a court in Abuja. The individuals are the latest set of syndicates facing convictions amid the ongoing clampdown on CBEX promoters and the recovery of lost funds.

In the first half of 2025, 238 African startups raised at least $100,000, representing a poorer performance compared to the first two halves of 2024. Despite this, African startups attracted over $1.4 billion in funding.

12 of 17 states declare AUATON president's removal as unlawful, call for fresh conference -

CBEX: EFCC arraigns 2 other promoters in court -

South African AI startup, Cerebrium secures $8.5m seed funding -

MultiChoice hikes DStv, GOtv subscriptions by 4% to 7% in Kenya, slashes Showmax price -

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the results of its mop-up Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted on Saturday, June 28, 2025. 11,161 candidates’ results out of 96,838 have been released.

Over 300 investors participate as 238 African startups raised over $100k in H1 2025 -

Cameroon's regulator fines MTN and Orange a combined $4.6m for poor service delivery -

UAE refutes claims linking TON staking to Golden Visa residency pathway -

Jamb releases results of mop-up exams for 11,161 candidates, cracks down on fake admission letters -

Ghana's Complete Farmer raises $2.5M -

NDPC slams Multichoice with ₦766M fine for unauthorised data transfers -

Only 23.4% of young Nigerians save using fintech apps- report -

FG launches free digital, AI skills training for university, polytechnic students -

Funding: These African Startups raised at least $10 million in H1 2025 -

Despite 50% tariff hike Nigerian’s internet usage crosses all-time high in May -

Starlink launches internet service in Chad, its 24th African market -

Africa’s tech scene is on the move!. From billion-dollar expansions to game-changing partnerships, here’s a quick roundup of what’s shaping the continent’s digital future in under 60 seconds. #Technext #Tech

Nigerians can now make international transactions with naira debit cards after 3 years -