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Ephraim Modise
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Reporter, TechCabal
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I cover sports news with keen interest in football and tennis. basketball. athletics
Open to anything.
Content
By Ephraim Modise Verified| Magnitt Verified The early success of startups such as Uber, Netflix, and Airbnb brought to the foray the concept of “disruption”. Over the years, startups have been expected to also upend existing industries whose business models have been deemed “archaic”. However, a shift has emerged in recent years. Instead of directly competing with established players, many startups are now building solutions that empower incumbents, helping them modernize rather than replace them.
By Adonijah Ndege Verified, Frank Eleanya Verified, Ngozi Chukwu, Ephraim Modise Verified| TechCabal Verified Kenya’s tax appeal tribunal has upheld the Kenya Revenue Authority’s (KRA) decision to classify Ebee Mobility Kenya’s consignment of e-bikes as fully built units rather than assembly parts, dealing a setback to the e-mobility startup. Ebee had argued that the bikes were imported in parts for local assembly, a classification that would have qualified for a lower 10% tax rate.
By Ephraim Modise Verified| Magnitt Verified The early success of startups such as Uber, Netflix, and Airbnb brought to the foray the concept of “disruption”. Over the years, startups have been expected to also upend existing industries whose business models have been deemed “archaic”. However, a shift has emerged in recent years. Instead of directly competing with established players, many startups are now building solutions that empower incumbents, helping them modernize rather than replace them.
Company Info
TechCabal
TechCabal is a prominent digital media company that focuses on the African tech ecosystem. Established in 2013 and headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, it is part of Big Cabal Media. TechCabal provides in-depth coverage of innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology across the continent. The company publishes high-quality articles and newsletters, including the TC Daily, which offers a daily roundup of technology news and trends in Africa. Through TechCabal Insights, it provides consultancy services that utilize big data to assist various stakeholders, including startups, investors, and governments. TechCabal also organizes events like the Moonshot Conference and manages the Radar forum, fostering discussions on technology in Africa. With a revenue of approximately $7 million and a team of around 39 employees, TechCabal serves a diverse audience across many African countries.
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
Founded: 2013