TL;DR, With user adoption projected to hit 3.13 million by 2026, the new Morocco crypto regulation (Bill 42.25) officially replaces the 2017 ban with a structured, safety-focused framework. Modeled after Europe’s MiCA, the bill splits oversight between the AMMC (for token issuance and service providers) and the Central Bank (for stablecoins) to ensure financial stability….
TL;DR, The Global AI Show 2025 in Abu Dhabi on Dec 8-9 expects over 5,000 attendees, with 80% being C-suite executives, creating a major hub for AI investment. Backed by the UAE government, the event is a key part of the nation’s “AI Strategy 2031,” focusing on how democracies can lead AI development ethically and…
TL;DR, With past events hosting 48% C-level executives, the Global Blockchain Show 2025 expects 5,000+ attendees in Abu Dhabi this December. This event is essential for African Web3 startups, providing direct access to global investors and decision-makers capable of green-lighting partnerships and funding immediately. Co-located with the Global Games Show, the event moves beyond vaporware…
TL;DR, Super Group launched ZAR Supercoin, a fully licensed South African rand stablecoin backed 1:1 by ABSA Bank reserves, targeting Africa’s projected $100 billion stablecoin market. Built on Solana with FSCA licensing and institutional-grade security, ZAR Supercoin eliminates the 12.7% remittance costs plaguing corridors like South Africa-Zimbabwe while offering instant, near-zero-cost transactions. Launching…
TL;DR, MTN is bringing Microsoft’s AI productivity tools, specifically Copilot, to its 300 million customers across Africa to boost digital skills and opportunities. The partnership aims to close Africa’s digital skills gap by providing AI-powered learning tools for students and productivity solutions for small businesses. A phased rollout of the AI initiative is scheduled…
TL;DR, The Africa Stablecoin Summit 2025 revealed that stablecoins represent 43% of Africa’s crypto trading volume, with over $300 billion in annual transactions flowing through African markets. Momentum is shifting from pilots to policy—licensing, AML/CFT, and interoperable rails like PAPSS are central to unlocking faster, cheaper cross‑border payments. Debate intensifies over global vs….
TL’DR, Nigerian crypto startup Obiex bootstrapped its way to $731.5 million in annual trading volume and 100,000+ traders without any venture capital, proving profitability beats funding rounds. Faced with a product failure and a nationwide crypto ban, the founders pivoted twice—ultimately succeeding by building a trading platform that solved user pain points like…
TL;DR, Revolut fintech is expanding to Morocco with 52.5 million retail customers, £3.1 billion in 2024 revenue, and a $75 billion valuation, aiming for a full banking license within two years. Phased strategy—start as a payment operator in Morocco, secure a full banking license within two years, led by local executives and tight…
TL;DR, Dr. Odaibo proposes a $2-10 billion AI talent development fund (minimum $1B annually) to transform Nigeria from tech consumer to global leader. Nigeria must shift from seeking foreign investment to nurturing local AI talent, following India’s IT playbook to produce global tech leaders. Practical enablers like cloud access, laptops, and merit-based rewards…
The Global AI Show 2025 Abu Dhabi, a premier platform driving the future of artificial intelligence, proudly announces its visionary partners and world-class speaker lineup for its upcoming edition themed “AI:2031 – Accelerating Intelligent Futures.” Organized by VAP Group in association with Times of AI, the event will gather global technology leaders, pioneering researchers, influential…
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