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Onafriq Partners PAPSS To Pilot Instant Cross-Border Payments From Nigeria To Ghana
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Onafriq Nigeria Payments Ltd, a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)-licensed payment service provider, has partnered with the Pan-African Payment and…
PayPal Partners With Paga To Enable International Payments For Nigerians
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PayPal has partnered with Nigerian fintech company Paga to enable Nigerians receive international payments directly, settle funds in naira, and…
Flutterwave Acquires Open Banking Firm Mono
Staff Writer 4 min read
Flutterwave, Africa’s payments technology company, has acquired Mono, an open banking infrastructure provider operating across the continent, in a transaction…
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Meet Your New Power Partner: The Chief Digital Officer
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Something amazing is happening: the technology C-suite is getting crowded. Alongside CIOs, CTOs, and CISOs, a new role has been…
AFREC Rolls Out Energy Data Systems
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Africa’s push toward technology-enabled energy governance took a major step forward this week as the African Energy Commission (AFREC) launched…
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The March 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine focus on cybersecurity leadership across the continent, featuring three distinct perspectives on protecting Africa’s digital infrastructure. West Africa’s Olugbolahan Olusanya (TeKnowledge) exemplifies the integration of technical expertise with executive leadership, while East Africa’s Tim Theuri (M-Pesa Africa) operates as the unsung guardian of mobile money security, and South Africa’s Dirk Labuschagne (Direct Transact) provides honest insights into the relentless nature of CISO responsibilities. All three editions examine how Africa’s banking CISOs are bracing for the future of risk, positioning cybersecurity leadership as crucial to the continent’s digital sovereignty and the protection of its growing digital economy.
