First Edition of the Tastemakers Wine Series Hosted by Vendease

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FashionMarkets

Segun Olusemo To Launch Clothing Line, With Portion of Proceeds Going To Breast Cancer NGO

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October 8, 2022
Segun Olusemo is launching a clothing line, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting a breast cancer non-profit. Reality stars from “Big Brother Nigeria” may receive large sums of money in exchange for their abilities to influence brands, but making that cash work for them in the long run is an entirely different matter. In order to attain a long-term goal rather than living off of…
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FintechTechnology

Eyowo introduces the "e Better Card" panless debit card in collaboration with MasterCard.

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September 22, 2022
Eyowo, a leading online bank, announced the launch of a digital first debit card on Tuesday, August 30, 2022. e announcements took place in the o£ficial launch event at their Headquarters where the card was unveiled. Labeled “ e Better Card”- the Eyowo debit card is a numberless Mastercard which gives cardholders access to a safer and seamless payment experience that eliminates the risk of…
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Banking

Your First Bank naira card can no longer be used to make purchases on overseas websites.

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September 22, 2022
Customers of First Bank of Nigeria will be unable to carry out international transactions with their naira-denominated cards from Friday, September 30, 2022. The bank informed its customers of the development in an email seen by Techpoint Africa. Part of the email reads thus: “Due to current market realities on foreign exchange, you will no longer be able to use the Naira Mastercard, Naira…
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Technology

Veedez, a bookkeeping app, makes life easier for MSMEs.

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September 22, 2022
Mama Joy always has difficulty finding out how much profit she makes from her groceries business. She neither has an idea if she was running at a loss nor making profits coupled with her daily expenditures. Stanz’s case is not any different as he always struggles…
FintechTechnology

Nigeria and 10 other nations drive the $230 billion revenue growth in African fintech

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September 20, 2022
African fintech companies could see their revenue jump to about $230 billion by 2025 ($150 billion excluding South Africa, which is the largest and most mature market on the continent) according to analysts at McKinsey. The growth opportunity is likely to be concentrated in 11 big markets including Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania…
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