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Now Open: Founders Fund Africa Opens $50K Creative Economy Accelerator Founders Fund Africa, backed by Chocolate City Group, Argentil Capital byBolu BabalolaJuly 22, 2026
Nigeria Crosses $250 Million Startup Funding Mark For First Time Since 2022 Nigerian startups raised $254 million in H1 2026, crossing the $250 million mark byBolu BabalolaJuly 21, 2026
Court Upholds FCCPC’s Power To Regulate Nigeria’s Digital Lending Market A Lagos Federal High Court has dismissed WASPAN's challenge to FCCPC's digital byFatima OladunniJuly 21, 2026
South Africa Wants Every SIM Card To Become A Digital ID South Africa is overhauling SIM card registration to introduce real-time byBetty WangariJuly 21, 2026
EventsOctober 28, 2025 GigConnect 2025: Hundreds of Freelancers and Creators Unite at Lagos’ Premier Networking Event. Last Saturday marked a defining moment for Nigeria’s burgeoning freelance byGuest Post
News NigeriaAugust 25, 2025 Nigeria Launches Phase 2 of Creative Economy Development Fund, Targeting SMEs and MSMEs. The Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture, Tourism, and Creative Economy (FMACTCE) byFatima Oladunni
Events News NigeriaNovember 16, 2024 AMAKA and Sony Join Forces to Spotlight Nigerian Creativity at AlphaFest Lagos 2024 In a groundbreaking collaboration, AMAKA is teaming up with global tech giant byFatima Oladunni
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News NigeriaJuly 3, 2024 Google & C.I.I.F.A. Launch New Training Program for Nigerian Creatives. The Creative Industries Initiative for Africa (C byFatima Oladunni
