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Kenya's ABC Bank integrates with the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System to enable instant, cheaper cross-border African transactions.

Capital FM Business Kenya • Sep 3, 2026

Nairobi-headquartered ABC Bank has gone live on the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), allowing near-instant cross-border transactions.The integration connects ABC Bank's customers to more than 190 commercial banks, fintechs, and 16 payment switches across… Read full article →

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Ghanaian remittance startup Seevcash secures $333,000 from Stellar network programs to expand its card and transfer services.

Tech Build Africa • Sep 3, 2026

Ghanaian fintech startup Seevcash raised $333,000 through four separate Stellar Development Foundation programmes, including two Stellar Community Fund grants and two ecosystem growth awards.The funding will accelerate Seevcash's expansion of its cross-border peer-to-peer money transfer… Read full article →

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Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer targets African airlines with converted E190 cargo planes to bypass the continent's weak transport infrastructure.

Business AM • Sep 3, 2026

Brazilian aerospace company Embraer is marketing its converted E190 passenger-to-freighter aircraft, which have a 13-tonne cargo capacity, to airlines across Africa.The strategy aims to bypass Africa's severe infrastructure deficits, border bureaucracy, and indirect flight routings… Read full article →

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Uganda have replaced its Tax Identification Number with the National Identification Number to simplify tax registration and administration.

Innovation Village • Sep 2, 2026

On August 31, 2026, Uganda's Cabinet approved replacing the manual Tax Identification Number (TIN) system with the National Identification Number (NIN) for individuals.Under the new framework, individual taxpayers will use their NIN, while registered businesses… Read full article →

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