After years of chasing consumers who couldn’t pay, Africa’s surviving EdTech companies are pivoting to government contracts — a harder sale with a very different unit economics.
For three weeks in May 2024, internet performance across seven East African countries collapsed. The anchor-drag outage revealed who actually owns the infrastructure on which East Africa’s digital economy runs. The answer, increasingly, includes the Gulf.
Interest rate trajectories, FX stabilisation, and DFI appetite are aligning in a way that hasn’t existed since 2021. Africa’s IPO window may be opening.
Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority has set Africa’s most demanding stablecoin capital requirements. Fifty firms applied anyway — and the race to become Africa’s crypto hub is underway.
Africa’s Q1 2026 funding headline of $474.5M obscures the real story: only 31% was equity. The remaining 69% arrived as debt, project finance, or hybrid instruments.
African teachers are leaving for the UK, Gulf, and private schools at rates that threaten public education systems continent-wide. The numbers explain why.
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