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Nigerian fintechs push for unified KYC standard ahead of CBN deadline
Industry players race to align on shared verification infrastructure as regulators tighten timelines.
Kenyan logistics startup closes $12M Series A led by regional fund
The round will fund expansion into Tanzania and Uganda with a focus on last mile delivery for SMEs.
Ghana's central bank pilots offline payment rails for rural merchants
A six month pilot will test transaction reliability in low connectivity zones before a national rollout.
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CBN targets Q3 deadline for open banking framework
Moniepoint leads embedded finance push for Nigerian SMEs
Stablecoin legislation stalls in Ghana amid IMF pressure
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