Africans paying the highest price for remittances
Research by World Banks shows rates paid for sending money from Tanzania and South Africa among most costly
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MXit dominating the South African mobile market
Africa's largest mobile social platform recruiting more than 45,000 new users a day
New payment transfer service launches for Nigeria
Mobile Union Nigeria to launch mtxpress.com for UK to Nigeria transfers
Making a Splash in Sierra Leone
The network-neutral mobile money service that's revolutionising how people bank
Africa leading the way in mobile money
United Nations report says 51 systems in place in the continent
Diasporas take note - make an investment that can change the world
African Business Review speaks to Eric-Vincent Guichard, the founder of an online platform that allows expats to make sure their money goes to good use in Africa
Africa sprints ahead with mobile banking
With all the right ingredients for a successful banking on-the-go eco-system to develop, Africa is the leading the way in mobile banking
Bitcoin: An African finance revolution?
Controversial decentralised digital currency could transform African finance, says Marco Thomas Picardi
MTN introduces debit card online transactions
A new technology called payD will enable more South African consumers to make online transactions using their debit cards
SA's BlackBerry App Master for new tablet crowned
Pretoria man wins award for 'Salon Queen' application
Poorer countries to benefit from BRICS health pledge
Health ministers of BRICS countries promise to work together to bring down cost of lifesaving drugs
Making money online in Africa through e-commerce
Despite lack of appropriate electronic payment systems and expensive shipping costs continuing to plague the African e-commerce sector, making money on the internet is increasingly a reality for many African entrepreneurs
R200m boost for Durban climate change conference
South Africa awarded R200m to fund November climate change conference in Durban
Egypt to receive $3 billion loan from IMF
Faltering Egyptian economy given $3 billion loan from International Monetary Fund as tourism declines