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For decades, African economies and consumers have relied on global financial solutions providers. Among the most consequential of these has been the remittance industry. For Africa, as with many emerging markets, remittances are not just a niche financial product but are a lifeline. In 2024, according to the World Bank, over $56 billion flowed into Sub-Saharan Africa…

Africa's fintech story is usually told as one of disruption. But across the continent's big four markets, digital innovation hasn't replaced traditional institutions; it has reshaped how they operate. According to Briter data, Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa together account for more than 60% of Africa's fintech investment, and the same pattern keeps emerging across all four. Banks hold…

Node quoteFrom a Nairobi resident using M-Pesa to pay for groceries to a Nigerian market woman receiving payment via POS, fintech startups have transformed access to financial services across Africa. In the process, they have connected millions to formal services and built new payment rails, often skipping cash-based systems entirely. But this transformation has not unfolded…

Women are often at the centre of Africa’s agricultural labour, making up approximately 43% of the agricultural labour force in developing countries and producing between 60% and 80% of food, according to FAO . Yet despite this central role, women founders building agricultural technology receive a fraction of available capital, and women farmers themselves remain underrepresented as…