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Nigeria to investigate tech firms over news content use

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By MacDonald Dzirutwe Verified
| Bizcommunity Africa
2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more Advertise your job vacancies Subscribe to daily business and company news across 19 industries Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has directed the country’s competition regulator to investigate major technology companies over alleged anti-competitive practices and unauthorised use of news content, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission said late on Monday.
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Mobile tech to add $290bln to Africa's economy by 2030, GSMA says

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By MacDonald Dzirutwe Verified
| Zawya Verified
LAGOS - Mobile technologies are forecast to contribute $290 billion to ​Africa's economy ⁠by 2030 as digital adoption deepens, although ‌the region's main challenge has shifted from expanding infrastructure ​to ensuring people fully use existing connectivity, industry ​organisation GSMA said on ​Tuesday. The GSMA Mobile Economy Africa 2026 report said the sector contributed $240 ⁠billion in 2025, equivalent to 7.8% of GDP.
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Stablecoins gain in Nigeria for cross-border transfers, IMF says

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By MacDonald Dzirutwe Verified
| Zawya Verified
LAGOS - Nigerians are increasingly turning to U.S. dollar-pegged digital tokens, or stablecoins, ​to move money ⁠across borders, as households and small businesses seek ‌cheaper and faster alternatives to traditional channels, the IMF said on ​Tuesday.
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