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You can’t beat someone who’s playing the long term game.
Someone who isn’t playing to win, but to stay in the game.
Someone whose competition is who they were yesterday.
Someone who’s focused on themselves and their goals.
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Dear African Startup Founder,
Do you know your audience? Their pain points? Here's how to turn that into revenue
Dear Startup Founder, don't fall for the illusion of being "busy"
Be productive instead.. the two are not the same.
Ope Adeoye spent more than a decade at Interswitch across two spells. In 2006, he joined as a senior software engineer, leaving after 23 months. He returned in August 2009 and spent the next eight years in the fintech’s consumer and mobile services departments.
Creators from across Sub-Saharan Africa were challenged to create and share videos on their YouTube Channels that reveal their unique cultural heritage stories.
Ahead of the festive period which sees many Africans visit their hometowns away from the cities in which they are based, YouTube has launched “The Voices of Africa”, a social campaign to celebrate the continent’s unique and traditional expressions.
The platform follows AFEX’s first foray into digital commodities trading with the launch of ComX in 2020. This trading platform will transform the commodities space in Africa by enabling commodities market players to meet and interact both in the physical and financial markets.
Dear African Startup Founder,
Is your startup an Ecosystem? If it's not now, is it in the world to become one? Startup's are built to scale and they scale faster when there's more than one way into the life you want your startup to create..
Tosin Osibodu is the co-founder and CEO of Nigerian fintech, Chaka. He joined Interswitch in 2009, spending five months as a data engineer. Launched in 2019, Chaka helps Nigerians invest in companies in the US, UK, Nigeria, and China from their smartphones.
Chaka has raised over $1 million from Microtraction, Future Africa, Seedstars, Breyer Capital, and Golden Palm Investments. In 2023, the startup revealed it had been acquired by Risevest, another startup providing access to dollar investments for Nigerians.








