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Protecting communities and containing cholera: results and lessons from a CERF funded response in Amhara Region gebremichaela@… Wed, 04/02/2026 – 08:41 04 February 2026…Read More

Sierra Leone transforms lives through expanded cervical cancer care ridgardn@who.int Tue, 03/02/2026 – 19:23 03 February 2026…Read More

Angola marks World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day with structural advances in the national response akindipeo@who.int Tue, 03/02/2026 – 13:46 03 February 2026…Read More

Empowering Local Health Systems for Sustainable Impact: Inside Uganda’s Push to Strengthen District Health Leadership sensasib@who.int Tue, 03/02/2026 – 11:19 03 February 2026…Read More

From villages to markets: Burkina Faso leads the way in cervical cancer elimination lawsonagbluluf… Tue, 03/02/2026 – 09:17 04 February 2026…Read More

A fintech ecosystem survey referenced in the central bank’s reporting shows that 87.5% of Nigerian fintech companies now use artificial intelligence for fraud detection.  That makes fraud detection the most common AI use case in the sector, well ahead of other popular applications like customer service automation or credit scoring…Read More

The Federal Government allocated ₦881.13 million in the 2026 Appropriation Bill for the Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) to reinforce non-oil exports capacity. This is in a strategic move to accelerate Nigeria’s economic diversification drive. The funding is included in the proposed ₦58.47 trillion federal budget to support projects that help Nigerian products enter and … The post FG Invests ₦881m to Boost Non‑Oil Exports appeared first on Business Elites Africa…Read More

Fintech operators want the CBN to define what crypto activities are permitted for licensed institutions. In Nigeria’s digital finance market, the biggest crypto question is no longer “should we regulate?” It’s “what, exactly, is allowed?” The request is captured in feedback from the CBN’s newly released Fintech Report…Read More

In Nigeria’s competitive job market, who you know often opens doors faster than what you know. From boardrooms to policy circles and tech hubs, networking remains one of the most powerful tools for career growth. Yet, for many professionals, it is misunderstood, poorly executed, or reduced to brief exchanges at events with no follow-up…Read More

In 2025, funding was allocated to startup founders who built for hard problems. Investors wrote larger cheques only for entrepreneurs running businesses with clear revenue logic, robust corporate governance, and models that can withstand Nigeria’s harsh realities, such as power, cross-border payments, retail distribution, and the complex logistics of moving people and goods. …Read More