Egypt’s startup ecosystem has witnessed rapid growth in recent years, positioning the country as a burgeoning tech hub in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. This surge is fueled by a young, dynamic population, government support, and increasing digital transformation across industries. Central to this growth is a rising demand for tech professionals … Read more
In Malawi’s growing entrepreneurial ecosystem, startups face numerous challenges—chief among them being the recruitment of skilled and reliable talent. With a young population, high unemployment rates, and limited access to specialized training, building an effective recruitment pipeline can determine whether a startup succeeds or fails. For Malawian startups, it is not just about filling positions—it … Read more
Teaching remains one of the most respected and impactful professions in Nigeria. As the country continues to invest in education reform and development, the demand for qualified teachers across primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions grows steadily. Whether aspiring to teach in public schools, private institutions, or international schools, candidates face a competitive job market. This … Read more
In today’s dynamic economic environment, access to financing remains one of the biggest challenges faced by women entrepreneurs—especially in emerging markets. Equity Bank, one of Africa’s most inclusive financial institutions, has recognized this gap and taken deliberate steps to bridge it. One of its flagship initiatives is the Women in Business Loan Program, a financing … Read more
In recent years, Kenya has rapidly evolved into a continental tech powerhouse, drawing the attention of global giants. Among the major players making strategic moves is Microsoft, which established its Africa Development Center (ADC) in Nairobi—a major milestone for local talent and innovation. The Africa Development Center is not just another outsourcing unit. It’s a … Read more
Landing a job at PwC Nigeria is not just a career move; it’s a statement of excellence. As one of the Big Four professional services firms, PwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) Nigeria stands at the forefront of finance, consulting, tax advisory, assurance, and risk management services. Each year, thousands of ambitious professionals apply to join its prestigious ranks—but … Read more
In recent years, Africa has become an increasingly recognized hub for tech talent, boasting a growing population of skilled developers, engineers, and digital professionals. At the forefront of this global recognition is Andela, a pioneering organization connecting Africa’s top-tier tech talent with leading global companies. For many African professionals, Andela represents more than just a … Read more
In Uganda’s evolving economic landscape, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the heartbeat of growth, employment, and innovation. From agriculture to retail, manufacturing to tech startups, these businesses are powering Uganda’s entrepreneurial surge. But like SMEs globally, one major challenge stands in their way — access to capital. Enter Stanbic Bank Uganda, a financial institution … Read more
The oil and gas sector in Algeria is a cornerstone of the country’s economy, and at the heart of this industry stands Sonatrach — one of Africa’s largest state-owned oil and gas companies. With operations that span exploration, production, refining, and petrochemicals, Sonatrach not only fuels the economy but also offers employment to thousands of … Read more
Access to credit is a critical component of financial inclusion, allowing individuals and businesses to finance their needs, whether for personal reasons, entrepreneurship, or business expansion. However, first-time borrowers in Algeria often face significant hurdles in accessing loans, with many being denied by banks and financial institutions. Despite the potential for growth and economic development, … Read more