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Five Ghanaians Talk About Their Most Memorable Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day rarely stays the same. What begins as something soft and exciting often grows complicated with age, shaped by money, distance, marriage, faith, and the quiet realities of adulthood. For some people, one Valentine’s Day becomes unforgettable not because it was perfect, but because it revealed something true about love. These five Ghanaians reflect…
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PayPal–Paga Integration: Why Accrue Remains the Better Option for Nigerians
When news broke recently that Paga had integrated PayPal, it was seen as an expansion and inclusion of the country into the global economy. With the rise of freelancing, remote work, e-commerce, and the creator economy, access to dollar payments has become more important than ever. However, instead of excitement, the announcement was met with…
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Local Cash Pickup vs Bank Transfer vs Wallet, Which Is Best?
You know, sending money used to be simple: cash in an envelope or a direct bank deposit. Today, you’re spoiled for choice and slightly overwhelmed. Local cash pickup, bank transfers, and digital wallets all offer speed, security, and convenience. Yet choosing the wrong option can mean high fees, long delays, or a frustrated recipient. In…
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Five Ghanaian Freelancers Talk About Their First Biggest Paycheck
Freelancing in Ghana is growing rapidly as more young professionals turn to online jobs and remote work to earn in dollars and other foreign currencies. With rising living costs, limited local job opportunities, and increased access to global platforms, many Ghanaians are building careers as writers, designers, developers, virtual assistants, and digital marketers. In this…
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Cheapest Methods to Send Money Across Africa
Cross-border payments within Africa have historically been among the most expensive in the world. For decades, sending money from Nigeria to Ghana, South Africa, or Kenya often meant routing funds through Europe or the United States, incurring multiple correspondent bank fees, poor exchange rates, and long settlement times. In 2026, this reality has changed dramatically,…
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Side Hustles To Make Money As a Corper
The cost of living is high. It’s no joke. Now, if you’re a corper serving in Lagos and only receiving the government’s N77,000 allowance, with transport and other bills draining it fast, you will need an extra stream of income. This is also the same if you’re posted to a rural area with fewer job…
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Ten Side Hustles to Complement Your 9–5 Job
At some point in my career, I picked up freelance writing alongside my 9–5 job because I was short on cash, and my salary often didn’t stretch far enough. I quickly realized I wasn’t alone. Across Nigeria and other African countries, thousands of professionals working full-time jobs are actively searching for side hustles to complement…
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How to Make Money Online in Cameroon as a Student
How to make money online in Cameroon as a student is one of the most searched questions among university and polytechnic students looking to earn income without sacrificing their studies. With rising living costs and limited part-time job opportunities, understanding how to make money online in Cameroon as a student has become a practical way…
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Detty December: A Survival Guide for IJGBs In 2025
Detty December has evolved into its own season, a glittering, high-octane festival of concerts, raves, brunches, beach takeovers, pop-ups, and the most interesting addition is the enthusiastic I Just Got Backs (IJGBs) who arrive in Nigeria and Ghana for Detty December. So, before you begin your annual migration to the streets, here’s your stress-free Detty…
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How to Make Money From Home in Cameroon
How to earn money from home in Cameroon is one of the most common questions today, especially as more people look for flexible ways to boost their income without leaving home. The good news is that making money from home in Cameroon is no longer difficult If you’re a student in Buea, a graduate in…
