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How Xara’s ambitious AI assistant is transforming finance on WhatsApp

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By Mubarak Bankole
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Most banking apps expect their users to navigate complicated menus and learn how to use various features. However, Xara aims to change that by allowing customers to interact with a friendly AI assistant through WhatsApp. This means that if you need to send money, pay a bill, or check your spending, you can simply type a message, send a voice note, or even share a picture. The assistant will understand your request and help you with your financial task without the hassle of digging through menus.
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Dangote Refinery posts $4.7 billion profit ahead of extended IPO deadline

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By Mubarak Bankole
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Dangote Petroleum Refinery is making headlines with a remarkable turnaround, reporting a net profit of $4.73 billion for the first nine months of 2026. This impressive figure marks a dramatic recovery from the $117.2 million loss seen during the same period last year, fueled by a surge in revenue that has more than doubled ahead of the company’s eagerly anticipated initial public offering (IPO).
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Kuunda completes $5 million secondary share sale as some early investors sell their stakes

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By Mubarak Bankole
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Kuunda, a digital lending company operating across Africa, has completed a $5 million share sale that lets some early investors sell their stakes while bringing in a larger long-term shareholder. E4E Africa, an investment firm, led the transaction, while existing investors Accion Ventures, Portugal Gateway Fund, and Seedstars Africa Ventures also increased their stakes.
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