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View fullsize Kenya just made a bold move to bring order to the wild world of crypto. The VASP Bill, 2025 could redefine how every exchange, wallet, and token platform operates and how safe your funds really are. Is this the beginning of safer markets or tighter
View fullsize One Page Origins: Rwanda’s Land Reform After the genocide, Rwanda faced a different kind of war; over land. Millions displaced. Boundaries erased. But in 2005, a bold policy changed everything: land registration for all. From chaos to clarity
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View fullsize Côte d’Ivoire has approved a new law that could transform the future of SMEs and mid-sized businesses. But what does this really mean for the economy and for business owners? Swipe to explore the key highlights of the SME Support Bill.
View fullsize The government has introduced a new guide for data protection in Nigeria. This new guide brings stricter rules for organisations and stronger rights for individuals. As an individual: Are you aware of your new rights to protect your data? As an org
View fullsize The Burkina Faso government removed visa fees for all African citizens to encourage a new chapter in Pan-African travel. But why was this really done aside from encouraging Pan-African travel; Are there more reasons? Swipe to see more details on
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View fullsize Have you seen that Nigeria recently launched a new national school curriculum which is the first major review in years? But… What’s different this time? And how could these changes shape the future of students, teachers, and our educati
View fullsize From Silence to Ringtones: Nigeria’s GSM Revolution 📞 In 2001, buying a SIM card could cost you more than a used car. But when GSM finally arrived, Nigeria went from queues at NITEL to 200+ million active lines in just two decades. 🚀 Would
View fullsize Here’s what people are saying about One Page! We’re always encouraged to hear your feedback, as it reminds us why we do what we do. Every comment, every word of appreciation shows us that our mission of simplifying policies and bridgin
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View fullsize 23% of Nigerian girls miss school every year because of menstruation and now steps are being taken to change this. Swipe to see what the government is doing…
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View fullsize All policies pass through three key hands: those who make it, those who enforce it, and those who interpret it. Here’s a quick guide to how each arm of government shapes the policies that affect you.
View fullsize One Page Origins: Kenya vs Plastic Once drowning in plastic waste, Kenya fought back with one of the toughest bans in the world, a law that threatened 4 years in jail for carrying a plastic bag. This is the story of how clogged drains, dying cows, a