Tech In Africa provides insights and updates for startups in Africa, focusing on regulatory changes and industry trends.
Guide to Market Penetration for African Startups
African startups can grow by increasing their share within existing markets without launching new products. Understanding local needs and leveraging mobile technology are crucial for market penetration.
How AI Improves Risk Management for African Startups
AI predicts cash flow problems and improves credit assessments for African startups. Operational efficiency is enhanced through AI-powered systems, though they require robust infrastructure.
Top Platforms to List and Discover Startups in Africa
Tech In Africa provides daily updates and insights into Africa's startup landscape, focusing on trends and funding data. StartupList Africa offers a searchable directory for startups to showcase their profiles, categorized by industry and funding stage.
Remote Jobs in African Tech: Where to Find Them and What They Pay
Lagos, Nairobi, Cape Town, Cairo, and Kigali are identified as key hubs for remote tech talent in Africa. Monthly salary ranges for remote tech jobs vary across countries, with Nigeria offering $500–$2,000 and South Africa $1,500–$3,000.
Nigeria Labor Laws: Key Rules for Startups
The minimum wage in Nigeria will increase to ₦70,000/month starting July 2024. Businesses with fewer than 25 employees, part-time, and commission-based workers are exempt from the minimum wage law.
