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How two-factor authentication stopped an account takeover on DT's Messaging Portal
On 23 October, an attacker exploited a flaw in our password reset flow and changed the passwords on three accounts (including our own) in under an hour. They never got into a single dashboard. Here's what happened, why it didn't become a breach, and what we've changed.
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Anatomy of a Fake DVLA Fine: How a Speeding-Ticket SMS Scam Works
How a fake DVLA speeding-fine SMS leads to a card-stealing website, the red flags to watch for, and how to report scams like it.
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Last Stop, Tamale: Wrapping Up the sERP Training Engagement at SOS Children's Villages Ghana
Four cities. Four sessions. 186 staff. Here's how the final chapter of the SOS sERP training engagement unfolded in Tamale.
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First Stop, Tema: How We Kicked Off the sERP Training Engagement for SOS Hermann Gmeiner Schools Ghana
Business Culture Development Strategy
The largest session of the engagement, 83 staff, one platform, and the beginning of something that mattered.
Read moreDarrel Technologies Signs School Management Agreement with SOS Children's Villages Ghana
Darrel Technologies has signed a school management agreement with SOS Children's Villages Ghana, bringing sERP to Hermann Gmeiner Schools across the country. Here's what the partnership means and why it matters to us.
Read moreThe missing middle problem is an information asymmetry problem.
The Missing Middle Has an Infrastructure Problem — PerAnkh Is Building the Solution. Across Africa's capital markets, a familiar conversation has been gaining momentum: blended finance as the answer to the "…
Read moreWhen the Scoreboard Is Wrong: Why African Builders Are Being Measured by the Wrong Metric
The conversation about VC and Africa has been stuck on the wrong question. It isn't whether the model is broken. It's whether we ever understood what the model was actually for.
Read moreThe Capital-Fit Problem
We didn't just change how businesses get funded. We changed what a "strong business" even means. Here's how it happened.
Read moreThe Wrong Instrument: Why Africa's Builders Need Patient Capital, Not a VC Clock
I came across this article by Uwem U. which argues that the VC model was never built for Africa. $200M+ lost in shutdowns in 2023 alone. The right fund simply isn't coming. It's a compelling read. But…
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