Technology

Paystack to Launch Business News Platform, Seeking Managing Editor

Published by
Damilare Famuyiwa

Paystack, a technology company providing solutions to payment problems in Nigeria and Africa at large, is launching a business news outfit.

This development came to light as Paystack advertised the role of a Managing Editor for the newly-established subsidiary.

The platform will focus strongly on financial literacy content which the payments giant sees as important to creating wealth.

“We’re looking for an experienced editor to help build Africa’s largest digital business media network, and use content to solve problems for Africa’s most ambitious teams.

Also Read: https://arbiterz.com/lagos-africa-tech-hub-investors/

“We aim to connect African entrepreneurs with the insights they need to grow globally successful businesses. We’re inspired by the examples of other B2B media and trade media publications such as Bloomberg, First Round Review, CB Insights, Industry Dive, Morning Brew, and Increment,” the company stated.

On why it’s floating a news media outfit, the fintech company explained that it is known for creating “simple, powerful payments tools that help our customers build incredible products. We’re a growth engine for modern, ambitious businesses in Africa. But running a business requires more than just tools.

“It also requires understanding several topics such as recruitment, marketing, tax management, writing performant code, customer success, product design, and so much more. To reach their full potential, our customers need both tools, and insight.

Also Read: https://arbiterz.com/paystack-interswitch-flutterwave-nigerias-fintech-revolution/

“This is why we began investing in content such as blog posts, events, downloadable guides and podcasts. We currently have a decent archive of engaging B2B content (our most consistent asset is the Decode Fintech podcast and newsletter), and we’ve been thrilled by the enthusiastic response to this content from our audience of business owners. We believe that with further investment on our editorial efforts, we can further empower ambitious teams in Africa to dare more, and do more.”

It seems Paystack’s business news platform will provide value addition to the company’s clientele and serve as a tool to project its reputation and services rather than being a commercial operation.

Damilare Famuyiwa

Damilare Famuyiwa is a journalist and media consultant with over seven years of experience. He has written for The Nation, Thenet, and Nairametrics.

Recent Posts

Nigeria Overcome 2 goal Deficit to Seal 10th WAFCON Title in Morrocco

Nigeria came back from two goals down to defeat hosts Morrocco by 3 goals to… Read More

14 hours ago

Ministry Clarifies JSS1 Entry Age Remains 10 Years, University at 16

The Federal Ministry of Education has debunked claims that the Federal Government has introduced a… Read More

17 hours ago

BUA Cement Profits Soar 513% to ₦99.77 Billion in Q2 2025

BUA Cement Plc has reported a 513% year-on-year increase in post-tax profit to ₦99.77 billion… Read More

2 days ago

Business File: Trade Minister inaugurates Governing Board of NADDC in Abuja

The Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment (FMITI), Sen. John Enoh, recently inaugurated… Read More

2 days ago

EKEDC announces 25-day blackout Starting on Monday

Residents of Lagos State are to brace for a 25-day power outage as the Eko… Read More

2 days ago

Access Bank Completes Acquisition of 76% Majority Stake in Mauritius – Based AfrAsia Bank

Access Bank Plc, through its wholly owned subsidiary Access Bank UK Limited, has successfully acquired… Read More

2 days ago