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Ndindi Nyoro on NSE Stocks, Pension Funds & Investment Opportunities in Kenya

At the Minet Kenya pensions conference, Ndindi Nyoro challenges conventional strategy, pressing pension funds and investors to look beyond Treasury bills toward the Nairobi Securities Exchange.

How Capitec Went From Nothing To SA's Biggest Bank

The Missing Files tells how Capitec grew from nothing to South Africa's biggest bank, breaking a cartel that once controlled over 80 percent of assets and locked out millions.

Kenya Investment Opportunities: Where Should You Invest Your Money?

On Kenya and Friends, Lydia Tett Olet weighs the best places for diaspora Kenyans to invest back home across property, business and other sectors, and what to check first.

Bankability vs Growth: What Capital Providers Really Want

A UK-Ghana Chamber webinar moves past theory to the steps that strengthen investment readiness, improve financing conversations and turn growth prospects into deal-ready opportunities.

Where to Invest ₦500,000 in Nigeria Right Now (What I Would Actually Do)

Micah Erumaka walks through exactly where he would place half a million naira across Nigerian assets right now, weighing the trade-offs behind each allocation choice.

Inside Kenya'S Multi-Billion Shilling Fintech Industry!

The Mahdi Show breaks down Kenya's multi-billion shilling fintech industry, from mobile money and digital banking to online lending and the openings it creates for young entrepreneurs.

The Best Investment Strategy for South Africans in 2026

Money Reimagined lays out an investment strategy for South Africans in 2026, aimed at building long-term wealth and making smarter money decisions through the year ahead.

The Document That Gets African Projects Funded

AIB Corp argues eighty percent of African project plans are rejected on the first page, then breaks down the Information Memorandum structure that DFIs, private equity and banks actually fund.

The 2026 Sales Strategy Every African Business Must Learn

Big Cabal Media's Gertrude Umeh breaks down the sales strategies African businesses must adopt for 2026, from shifting customer behaviour to building modern revenue systems.

The Fastest Way to Make a Million from Ksh100 000 (Ndindi Nyoro Explains)

In a keynote, Ndindi Nyoro explains the mindset and mechanics of turning 100,000 shillings into a million, arguing small capital is not the real obstacle to wealth.

The 2 billion rand banking collapse you never heard of: Saambou Bank

The African Signal reconstructs the two billion rand collapse of Saambou Bank, how a sixty-year-old people's bank became the democratic era's first great bank run in 48 hours.

Watch: Shifts in SA's banking sector

Business Day TV examines how technology is rapidly reshaping South Africa's banking landscape, with Denker Capital's Kokkie Kooyman reading the latest developments in the sector.

Where to invest in Nigeria 2026!

Nairametrics' Money Brief maps the best investment opportunities across Nigeria for 2026, equipping both seasoned and first-time investors with sector reads and allocation strategy.

Angola Business Opportunities

Businessman Eduardo Machado maps real business openings across Angola for diaspora and foreign investors, from property to agriculture, drawing on years operating inside the market.

Money, Stocks, and Building Wealth on the Nairobi Securities Exchange- Ronny Chokaa & John Collins

On the Just Money Podcast, analysts Ronny Chokaa and John Collins Mbugua dispel the myth that the Nairobi Securities Exchange is only for the wealthy, showing how it works.

The Tosin Runsewe One - Making Healthcare Investable in Africa

On One2One, Tosin Runsewe examines how family offices and development finance are making African healthcare investable, balancing profitability with clinical governance and social impact.

Onafriq on the future of fintech, mobile money in Africa

At the Africa FinTech Summit in Accra, cross-border payments firm Onafriq sets out where mobile money and continental payments are heading and the rails still missing.

How Moniepoint Quietly Took Over Nigeria

Before the POS terminals and business-banking suite, Moniepoint was TeamApt building back-end technology; here is how that pivot turned it into one of Nigeria's dominant fintechs.

How This African Fintech Moves $40B a Year In and Out of Africa

Founder Ola Oyetayo explains how his fintech routes forty billion dollars of cross-border B2B payments yearly, challenging the banks, correspondent networks and SWIFT that still carry most African flows.

How Do Money Transfer Apps Like LemFi Actually Make Money?

Capital Journal explains how money-transfer apps like LemFi actually earn their keep, breaking down the economics of moving part of Africa's 100-billion-dollar remittance flow.

MTN Mobile Money - How Africa Built a FinTech Empire That Redefined Cashless Economies!

The story of MTN MoMo, a telecom add-on from 2009 that grew into continental financial infrastructure serving forty million users and moving billions in annual cashless transactions.

How Moniepoint Became Nigeria’s Fintech Giant

A documentary on Moniepoint's rise from startup to Nigerian fintech heavyweight, built on agency banking and merchant tools that brought financial services to millions of small traders.

How Opay Crushed Nigeria’s Biggest Banks

An investigation into OPay, the Chinese-backed super-app that outgrew Nigeria's established banks through payments, transfers and ride-hailing, and the ownership question behind its dominance.

Safaricom opens its MPESA Nation series on the origin of M-Pesa, tracing how a humble airtime-transfer experiment in 2007 grew into a global mobile-money phenomenon.

Moniepoint CEO: This is the Future of Fintech in Nigeria

On The Flip, Moniepoint chief executive Tosin Eniolorunda discusses the future of fintech in Nigeria, reading where the business-banking and payments market heads next.

Africa’s fintech story is evolving beyond mobile money.

The Digital Fifth examines how Africa's fintech ecosystem is maturing past mobile money, opening new ground in lending, wealth and infrastructure that earlier wallets could not reach.

How M-Pesa Changed Africa Forever

Why a deceptively simple idea, sending money by phone, became M-Pesa and reshaped Kenyan commerce, turning airtime agents into a cash network reaching people banks never served.

From Mobile Money to Digital Assets: How African Leaders Frame Financial Modernization

Deji Adenusi examines how African leaders frame the move from mobile money toward digital assets, and the policy language shaping how the next stage of modernization is sold.

The $320 Billion App Banks Don't Want You to See

Capital Unplugged breaks down how M-Pesa now processes transaction volumes larger than Kenya's entire annual output, and what that scale means for the banks it quietly bypassed.

What It Really Takes to Start a Fintech in Nigeria

Isaac Lanre explains what it really takes to start a fintech in Nigeria, from licensing and capital to the operational hurdles that sink most would-be payment ventures.

How Most Nigerian Fintechs Actually Make Money

Isaac Lanre breaks down how most Nigerian fintechs actually make money, dissecting the revenue models behind PalmPay, Moniepoint, OPay, Kuda and Paga.

The Money: African Fintech at Scale

Mbuni News profiles the operators building Africa's financial layer, arguing the continent's fintech has moved from promise to genuine scale in the firms now running it.

M-Pesa: The African Mobile Money Innovation That Changed Global Finance

The origin of M-Pesa: in 2007, with eighty percent of Kenyan adults unbanked, a mobile transfer service rewired how a nation moved money and inspired imitators worldwide.

500+ Companies Power Nigeria’s Fintech Boom As Industry Hits $10.6 Billion

ADBN TV reports more than 500 companies powering Nigeria's fintech boom as the industry hits 10.6 billion dollars, mapping the scale of the country's digital-finance sector.

Banking the Unbanked: Inside Africa’s Billion-Dollar Fintech Revolution

Uplink Africa explains how mobile money moved beyond transfers into savings, bill payment and credit, pulling millions who never held a bank account into a working financial system.

Inside Kenya'S Multi-Billion Shilling Fintech Industry!

The Mahdi Show breaks down Kenya's multi-billion shilling fintech industry, from mobile money and digital banking to online lending and the openings it creates for young entrepreneurs.

How to Invest in African FinTech in 2026 - Safaricom, Flutterwave, Wave and More

Africa Invests breaks down how to put money into African fintech in 2026, from Safaricom and Flutterwave to Wave, noting the continent now handles most of the world's mobile money.

Fintech is changing money in Nigeria |Technologically Speaking

Technologically Speaking examines how fintech is changing money in Nigeria, where inclusion has improved but the real challenge of reaching the last unbanked remains.

How Africa reinvented money

This explainer charts how African fintechs reinvented money for millions shut out of banks, replacing scarce branches and slow transfers with mobile-first accounts and payments.

How Mobile Money Transformed Finance in Africa

A concise look at how mobile money built a parallel financial infrastructure across Africa, letting people pay, transfer and transact on basic phones without ever opening a bank account.

Evertol Associates

A Cabanga TV showcase of Evertol Associates - the advisory firm, the work it takes on and the businesses it serves.

Zimbabwe's Audit Partner

A Cabanga TV showcase of an audit partner working with Zimbabwean business - the discipline behind bankable books.

Bankability vs Growth: What Capital Providers Really Want

A UK-Ghana Chamber webinar moves past theory to the steps that strengthen investment readiness, improve financing conversations and turn growth prospects into deal-ready opportunities.

Business Funding in Lesotho: The Inclusive Growth Facility Expained

TKO Finance explains Lesotho's Inclusive Growth Facility, a funding scheme built to get capital to entrepreneurs whose good ideas keep stalling for lack of money.

The Document That Gets African Projects Funded

AIB Corp argues eighty percent of African project plans are rejected on the first page, then breaks down the Information Memorandum structure that DFIs, private equity and banks actually fund.

The 2026 Sales Strategy Every African Business Must Learn

Big Cabal Media's Gertrude Umeh breaks down the sales strategies African businesses must adopt for 2026, from shifting customer behaviour to building modern revenue systems.

Why South African Entrepreneurs Are Struggling | Funding, Policy & Market Access

Siyabonga Magadla examines why South African entrepreneurs struggle, moving past the hustle narrative to the funding, policy and market-access barriers that actually stall businesses.

How Venture Capital Works in Africa: Funding, LPs & Startup Success

Zrosk Investment founder Samson explains how venture capital works in Africa, from how funds raise money from limited partners to what makes a startup worth backing.

How to Raise Business Funding | Garmentz

The Penuel Show walks through raising business funding in South Africa, mapping the funding institutions a founder can approach and what each one expects before it commits.

Financial Strategies for African Startups 2025

Tebogo Mathodi continues a series on financial-management strategy for African startups, walking founders through the money decisions that keep an early company solvent and investable.

The Money You Can Make By Just Keeping Quiet || Dr. Julius Kipng'etich

Jubilee Insurance chief executive Julius Kipng'etich shares the financial discipline behind building value quietly, turning restraint and patience into a strategy for lasting wealth.

Overcoming Funding Challenges: NEF's Guide for South African Entrepreneurs

At the Festival of Entrepreneurship, the National Empowerment Fund explains how it supports South African entrepreneurs, and how founders overcome the funding hurdles they hit first.

From Commissions to Clarity: The Evolution of Financial Planning in South Africa

On Honest Money, Warren Ingram and Pieter de Villiers trace how South African financial planning moved from commission-driven selling toward fee-based, client-first advice.

Funding Readiness: What it means and how to get there

NSBC Africa explains funding readiness, what it means for a startup or scaling business and the steps a founder takes to actually become fundable before approaching investors.

The Secret to Business Growth: How Strategic Debt Fuels Expansion

TKO Finance explains how strategic debt can fuel business expansion, showing founders how to leverage borrowing to grow without letting the repayments sink the company.

Masterclass with Keitumetse Lekaba

In a masterclass, Keitumetse Lekaba lays out ten reasons entrepreneurs struggle to get funded and how to build a solid, sustainable business that funders actually want to back.

Financial Planning Critical for Africa's Transformation - Part 2

Finance109tv argues disciplined financial planning is critical to Africa's economic transformation, linking sound money management at firm level to the continent's broader growth.

Entrepreneurship Series 70: Mastering Business SME finance Africa

An entrepreneurship-series episode on mastering small-business finance in Africa, covering the budgeting, pricing and cash discipline that decide whether an SME survives its first years.

How To Craft a Business Plan in South Africa

An SME South Africa webinar guides aspiring entrepreneurs through crafting a well-structured business plan, the first step toward turning an idea into a viable venture.

How to Scale Your Business in Africa: Financial Literacy and Growth Secrets

A Bujeti webinar lays out the financial literacy behind scaling an African business, from managing runway to the reporting discipline growth demands before it arrives.

12 Essential Elements of a Bankable Business Plan

BizBoss Moves breaks down twelve essentials that make a business plan bankable in a funder's eyes, turning an ordinary plan into one that attracts investment.

Financial Management IN Small Businesses: A Growth Pathway

An ICAN broadcast treats financial management in small businesses as a growth pathway, laying out the controls and reporting a firm needs before it can scale responsibly.

2022 ABH Training - Financial Management for SMEs

An Africa's Business Heroes training covers financial management for small and medium firms, running through the money mistakes that quietly sink otherwise promising businesses.

MentorTalks: Becoming Bankable with Thube Ndlovu

On MentorTalks, Zimbabwean banker and microfinance practitioner Thube Ndlovu explains what it takes to become bankable, the common financial pressure points and how to overcome them.