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Digital Economy explores how internet technologies, software platforms, and data-driven networks are rewriting the rules of global commerce and labor. This category covers everything from e-commerce booms and fintech disruptions to the creator economy and the changing landscape of remote work. We unpack the new business models, digital currencies, and shifting regulations that define how the world buys, sells, and works today.
WhatsApp Will Charge ₦14 Per Message in Nigeria: What the 2026 Pricing Overhaul Means for SMEs
WhatsApp will charge Nigerian businesses about ₦14 per message from October 2026. Here's what the new WhatsApp Business API rate means for SMEs.
Twitter Relaunched as Twitter.now To Rival X: See Why Musk Wants It Silenced
Three years after Elon Musk retired the Twitter brand, a startup run by two trademark lawyers has relaunched it — bird logo, "tweet" button and all. X Corp. is suing to stop them. A Delaware judge has hinted they might actually win.
Run Errands Wants to Change How Nigerians Get Things Done, One Task at a Time
Run Errands is building a trust-driven errand marketplace for Nigeria — connecting verified runners to the everyday tasks technology never digitised.
Understanding Facebook Algorithm: How Negative Emojis, Hides and Angry Comments Can Hurt Your Reach on Facebook
Do angry reactions and negative comments hurt Facebook reach? We examine what Meta confirms and what the Facebook Papers revealed.
Meta Partners FG, Launches AI Academy Nigeria With 3MTT and RAIN
Nigeria has no shortage of people who can talk about artificial intelligence. What the country has lacked is a structured pipeline that turns that talk into products people can actually use — and startups that can raise money on the back of them.
Facebook Subscriptions Monetization: Meta Invites Creators to Monetize Despite Eligibility Gap
Facebook Subscriptions monetization in Nigeria remains unavailable, but Meta continues inviting Nigerian creators to activate the monetization feature.