Côte d’Ivoire’s AI Tourism Strategy Targets 10 Million Visitors
Côte d’Ivoire has spent the last seven years building one of West Africa’s most successful tourism sectors. It welcomed 6.7 million visitors in 2025,…
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Côte d’Ivoire has spent the last seven years building one of West Africa’s most successful tourism sectors. It welcomed 6.7 million visitors in 2025,…
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Lagos ride-hailing drivers have given Bolt and inDrive until October 2026 to cut commissions to 10 percent or face a shutdown. The union says…
Côte d'Ivoire has approved an eight-year partnership with Zipline to expand drone delivery from one distribution centre to ten nationwide. The network will serve…
inDrive has recorded a 96 percent jump in app installs in Nigeria, according to independent tracking data from Sensor Tower, a surge strong enough…
Spiro, one of Africa’s biggest names in electric mobility, has signed a new partnership with Chinese electric two-wheeler manufacturer Yadea. The deal is designed…
Moove has turned down a request by its Uber Go drivers to lower their daily remittance from ₦18,700 to ₦12,000, insisting that Uber’s exit…
Uber promised Nigerian drivers a goodwill payment when it left but wouldn't say how much. The figure has landed: ₦40,000, roughly $30, with a…
Kenyan electric mobility startup ARC Ride has raised $33.3 million in a combination of equity and asset-backed debt to scale its battery-swapping network beyond…
Global mobility and delivery services platform inDrive has officially launched a new parcel protection initiative designed specifically for business users of its courier service…
The announcement that Uber is ending operations in Nigeria after 12 years has predictably triggered a national post-mortem. Within hours, X was full of…
Today reads like a giant fell. But the numbers say Nigeria stopped choosing Uber years ago. Bolt passed 60% of ride-hailing volume back in…
Uber has ended its ride-hailing operations in Nigeria, effective September 2, 2026, closing a chapter that began in Lagos in 2014. The company informed…
LagRide has begun a phased rollout of 400 new vehicles across Lagos and wants more than 1,000 additional Captains on its platform before December.…
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