Why South Africa’s Shift to EVs Isn’t as Simple as It Seems
As South Africa works towards switching to electric vehicles (EVs), one big question remains: are they really cheaper to own and run than petrol cars? The answer isn’t straightforward it…
Why More South African Companies Are Choosing EV Fleets Over Ownership
South Africa is seeing a big shift in how businesses use vehicles, with more companies turning to electric vehicle-as-a-service (EVaaS). This model allows businesses to lease electric cars on a…
How Egypt’s New Public-Private Partnership Will Supercharge EV Adoption
Egypt is taking big steps to improve its electric vehicle (EV) charging network through a partnership between the government and private companies. This project includes Hassan Allam Utilities, Infinity, Misr…
Win a BYD Atto 3! Magical Kenya Open Offers Sh8.2M EV for Hole-in-One
A brand-new electric BYD Atto 3, worth Sh8.2 million, is up for grabs at this year’s Magical Kenya Open. Any golfer who scores a hole-in-one will drive away with this…
How Orbit Electric Automobile is Making Electric Bikes More Affordable in Nigeria
Orbit Electric Automobile Limited is bringing a new wave of electric transportation to Nigeria. Led by CEO Kenneth Ukpabia, the company is focused on building affordable, strong, and efficient electric…
How NEV Electric is Driving Nigeria’s Booming EV Market to $50 Million Revenue
Nigeria’s electric vehicle (EV) market is growing fast, with local company NEV Electric making $18 million in revenue over the past 14 months. This shows that more people in Nigeria…
How Kabisa’s Ultrafast Charging Hub in Kigali Cuts Charging Time by 10x for EV Fleets
Kabisa, an electric vehicle (EV) solutions provider, has opened Kigali’s first ultrafast charging hub at SP’s Kanombe station. The new facility aims to make EV charging faster and more convenient…
Metro Africa Xpress (MAX) Lays Off 150 as It Goes All-In on Electric Vehicles
Metro Africa Xpress (MAX), a Nigerian mobility financing startup, has laid off about 150 employees, roughly 30% of its workforce. The layoffs happened in January 2025 as the company shifts…
How Cyber Attacks Are Costing African Businesses Millions And What to Do About It
Technology is changing everything from how businesses run to how governments serve people. But with more technology comes greater risks. Cyber threats are on the rise, and companies must adapt…
Ethiopia’s EV Transition Gets a Boost as Ethio Telecom Cuts Charging Time for Drivers
Ethiopia is positioning itself as a leader in Africa’s electric vehicle (EV) revolution with ambitious policies, expanding charging infrastructure, and growing local assembly capabilities. The government aims to replace 95%…