Dive into the world of founders, early-stage companies, product launches, and startup funding shaping the future of tech in Africa and beyond.
Having a co-founder can significantly strengthen a startup. Working with someone else brings diverse perspectives, shared responsibilities, and better decision-making. However, many startups...
ByPeace Sandy3 days AgoIn Nigeria, rent is typically paid upfront, often for one or two years, even though most people earn income monthly. Over the past...
ByPeace Sandy6 days AgoVenture capital funding can be a strong option for early-stage startups, especially since investors absorb much of the risk and founders aren’t required...
ByPeace Sandy1 week AgoCulture is the heartbeat of every successful startup. It encompasses the core values, behaviors, and shared habits that shape how your team collaborates,...
ByPeace Sandy1 week AgoThere’s a fine line between dreamers and doers, and the difference lies in action. By exploring how to start a startup in Nigeria,...
ByPeace Sandy2 weeks AgoThe COVID-19 pandemic pushed countless small businesses online, and Nigeria’s cash shortages accelerated the adoption of digital payments. With these shifts shaping the...
ByPeace Sandy2 weeks AgoStarting your own business takes courage. It pushes you out of your comfort zone and challenges you to try something new. If the...
ByPeace Sandy2 weeks AgoWomen are launching businesses at record rates, transforming traditional markets and creating entirely new ones. Whether online or service-focused, women entrepreneurs continue to...
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