Building Financial Infrastructure From Cameroon: How PaySika’s Founders Are Betting on Central Africa’s Digital Future

ABE FOUNDERS | SEPTEMBER 26, 2026 Africa’s technology story is often told through the same handful of cities. Lagos. Nairobi. Cairo. Cape Town. They have become the continent’s most visible startup hubs, attracting founders, venture capital firms and international attention. But some of Africa’s most interesting companies are being built outside those established centres —…

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Tabby Started With a Button at Checkout. Now It’s a $6.5 Billion Bet on the Future of Gulf Banking.

  ABE NEWS | September 14, 2026 In 2019, Tabby’s proposition was remarkably simple. A customer wanted to buy something online but didn’t necessarily want to pay the entire amount immediately. Tabby placed itself at checkout and allowed that purchase to be divided into instalments. No bank branch. No traditional credit-card application. No complicated financial…

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ABE FOUNDERS | Elana Laichena Is Building Flowt to Solve One of Africa’s Biggest Business Problems: Getting the Money to Grow

 ABE NEWS | August 29, 2026 For many small businesses, growth begins with a frustrating contradiction. The customers are there. The product is selling. The entrepreneur knows that buying more inventory, adding equipment or expanding production could generate more revenue. But the money needed to make that next move isn’t there. For thousands of small…

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Airtel Wants to Take Africa’s Money Business to London — And the World Is Watching

  The Hook Africa has spent decades attracting investment from around the world. Now, one of the continent’s fastest-growing financial businesses wants to take the next step. Not by leaving Africa behind. But by taking an African success story to one of the world’s biggest financial markets. Airtel Money Africa is preparing for what could…

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