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Applications are open for the Google for Startups Accelerator: South Africa, a three-month programme designed to support 15 growth-stage, AI-driven South African startups with equity-free funding, technical mentorship and access to Google’s advanced AI technologies

South African payment performance partner NjiaPay has launched one-click payments for merchants, giving consumers a fast and convenient way to pay without re-entering card details or taking additional payment steps like 3-D Secure verification.

Nigeria’s stocks enter August with the NGX All-Share Index (ASI) hovering around 247,000 index points, approaching record highs.

The Nigerian equities market delivered a strong performance in July 2026, adding approximately N11.11 trillion to investors’ wealth as sustained buying interest in banking and other fundamentally strong stocks outweighed intermittent profit-taking

Applications are now open for the Africa Trade Competitiveness and Market Access Programme (ATCMA–ECCAS), an EU-funded initiative supporting businesses operating in the timber, cocoa, and cassava value chains across Central Africa.

Applications are now open for the Wharton Africa Business Forum (WABF) New Venture Competition 2026, the flagship startup pitch competition of the annual Wharton Africa Business Forum.

"Africa doesn't need aid. It needs a street where African money circulates in Africa, builds African businesses, and employs African youth. That's AfriWallStreet."

Looking for Nigerian business summits in 2026? Here are top 10 must-attend business summits in Lagos, Abuja & Port Harcourt with dates, venues and how to register.

Nigerians seeking U.S. visas will now have to process their applications through the U.S. Consulate General in Lagos from August 1, 2026, following the transfer of routine visa services

The 2027 edition of the Sony Future Filmmaker Awards is open for submissions and free for all to enter on sonyfuturefilmmakerawards.com.

Johannesburg is set to host its first-ever exhibition of the Sony World Photography Awards, one of the most prestigious international honours in photography,

Bitcoin was trading around $62,900, down from overnight highs around $65,300 on July 31. In another snapshot it was trading around $62,500 after losing more than 14.5% since the start of the week.