Why do eCommerce startups in Africa fail?
We had Abraham Augustine (@signorabraham), Comms and Programs Lead at Norrsken on the Techpoint Africa Podcast to discuss this and other stories.
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Does Nigeria really need a Startup House?
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Nigeria's cybersecurity levy: "The CBN circular and the Act are not in sync. There is a divergence and that must be clarified." - Omoruyi Edoigiawerie, Startup Lawyer and Chief Servant E & C Legal.
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Investor funds is not free money.
New information on the Patricia hack!
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What do PoS agents think about the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)'s directive to register their business?
We went on the streets of Ikeja, Lagos, to find out their opinions and recommendations for the CAC.
"If African peer-to-peer traders stopped using Binance, Binance will be done." - Ray Youssef, CEO, NoOnes.
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"Peer-to-peer is probably like a half a trillion dollar business inside Nigeria alone." - Ray Youssef, CEO, NoOnes
On this week's Techpoint Africa Podcast, Ray discusses the Binance/Nigeria saga, NoOnes vision amongst other things.
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New episode alert!
New Techpoint Africa Podcast episode with Ray Youssef, CEO, NoOnes, goes live tomorrow at 4 p.m. as we discuss Nigeria's clampdown on crypto, the reasons behind the fall of the naira, among other things.
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What is a fund use plan and why do investors need it?
Listen to Rosemond Phil-Othihiwa (@rosemondphil_) explain what this means on our latest episode of the Techpoint Africa Podcast.
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How do you shut down a startup?
Our guest on this episode of the Techpooint Africa Podcast, Rosemond Phil-Othihiwa, Corporate and Startup Lawyer, explains the many options open to startups looking to shut down.
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Can startups/private companies work with government to combat banditry?
Our guest on this episode of the Techpoint Africa Podcast, Temitope Adeyemi, CEO/Founder of Pay-U, had some interesting opinions on this.
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Is a gold-backed currency viable for Zimbabwe?
Our reporters discuss this and more on Episode 219 of the Techpoint Africa Podcast.
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Would you be comfortable with the government having live data of your movements?
Our reeporters discussed the Edo State government's decision to launch an API to get data from ride-hailing companies like Uber, Bolt, inDrive, and Rida.
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"If Nigerians are not using wallets a lot, it's just natural that you would struggle with adoption. If they were probably in Kenya, that could have probably worked.."
Nigerian startup, Thepeer shut down this week and our reporters had a few insights on this.
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Do you have a market for your startup? Or are you waiting on Investor funds?
Omoruyi Edoigiawerie (@uyilaw) believes you should be focusing on the former. Do you agree?
"NFTs do well when people get crypto rich."
- Michael Ugwu (@iam_metamike)
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