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Navigating the process of applying for UIF in South Africa remains crucial for individuals seeking financial support during periods of unemployment. The Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) serves as a vital safety net, offering assistance to eligible individuals who find themselves…
Nigerians woke up to the possibility of another internet disruption today, April 4, 2024, as the Private Telecommunications and Communications Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PTECSSAN) embarked on an indefinite strike. This news comes as a blow to a nation…
Microsoft global outage: On Thursday, May 23rd, 2024, a widespread outage disrupted Microsoft services across the globe, causing significant inconvenience for users worldwide. The outage, which began around 7:30 am South African Standard Time (SAST), impacted a variety of Microsoft…
The well-known e-hailing service Bolt South Africa is working hard to enhance the experience for its driver partners in Africa. In addition to expanding to Cairo, Egypt, it debuted a brand-new function called ‘Driver Destination.’ The company intends to improve…
Uber Nigeria, one of the major ride hailing services, has received a sanction notification from the Lagos State Government. This is due to the refusal of the company to align with the data-sharing agreement it had with the state. What…
Three of the biggest banks in the country – Zenith, First Bank and UBA – have joined Zone’s decentralized payment network. Zone, the fastest-growing payment infrastructure company in Africa, has announced the onboarding of tier-1 banks onto its regulated blockchain-based…
In 2018, Tesla decided to award Elon Musk a mind-blowing $56 billion pay package. That huge sum of money catapulted him to the top of the world’s richest lists. However, things took a turn recently when a judge named Kathaleen…
P1 Ventures, an African Seed Venture Capital (VC) fund, has reported the close of its $35 million fund to extend its capacity, teams, and operations to Dakar, Senegal, and Nairobi, Kenya. This fund is the second fund the company has…
Airtel Nigeria, MTN Nigeria, and IHS Towers are considering reducing their investments in the country. The decision comes as the companies grapple with multiple taxations, worsening power supply, and two years of losses linked to foreign exchange (FX) volatility. Carl…
A long-standing dispute between Nigerian banks and telecom companies regarding a $132 million USSD debt appears to be nearing a resolution, albeit slowly. The crux of the issue lies in the unpaid fees accrued by banks for utilizing Unstructured Supplementary…