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How Dangote’s IPO exposed Africa’s digital investing limits (opens the original)
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A Zimbabwean investor looking to buy shares in Dangote Refinery’s $1.6 billion initial public offering (IPO) cannot simply open an app and tap “invest”. The offer is structured primarily for investors in Nigeria, leaving Zimbabweans without the same direct route available to domestic investors. Bard Santner Investors (BSI), the Zimbabwean asset manager facilitating local participation, has created a permitted cross-border route for Zimbabweans to access the offer. It must secure regulatory appro
MTN’s US lawsuit moves to discovery after judge rejects appeal bid (opens the original)
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MTN, Africa’s largest mobile network operator, has failed to halt two terrorism-related lawsuits in the United States (US) after a federal judge rejected its latest bids to reopen earlier rulings and appeal immediately, clearing the way for discovery. In publicly available court documents, US District Judge Carol Bagley Amon denied MTN’s requests for reconsideration and permission for an immediate appeal in Zobay v. MTN Group Limited and the related Long case. The decision means the two cases wi
How Zimbabweans are getting into Africa’s biggest IPO (opens the original)
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A Zimbabwean investor can buy into Africa’s biggest-ever initial public offering (IPO), but the journey starts with paperwork, approvals and a bank transfer, not an app. Bard Santner Investors (BSI), a Zimbabwean asset management firm, is facilitating the country’s participation in Dangote Refinery’s $1.6 billion IPO, giving local investors access to a share sale that opened to investors across Africa on September 14. But the process also reveals how much of cross-border investing remains manual
Larry Yon: The US tech leader re-engineering Africa’s digital power (opens the original)
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From a failed venture in South Africa to co-founding an AI cybersecurity powerhouse, CyberAlliance president Larry Yon II sits down with PHATHISANI MOYO for Coffee With… to explain why digital trust and diaspora capital are key to unlocking Africa’s true tech potential. The first time Larry Yon II flew out of South Africa, he sat in a window seat, looking down at the landscape fading beneath him and wondering if he would ever return. Yon, the co-founder and president of CyberAlliance, a US-based
Why South Africa’s tech employers want skills beyond degrees (opens the original)
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In South Africa’s tech ecosystem, a university degree might get your CV read, but a working app gets you hired. With graduate unemployment at 12.4% and critical developer shortages, tech employers are making a firm pivot: Don’t tell me what you studied, show me what you built. In this feature, PHATHISANI MOYO explores how students, private colleges, and tech giants are rewriting the rules of job readiness. From building full-stack platforms on campus to landing roles at AWS before graduation, di
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