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Big Cabal Media is the most exciting creative media company in Africa. Our claim to fame? We are the publishers of TechCabal, Zikoko and the globally acclaimed Ebolafacts.com.

If you’re reading this, you probably have a very good idea of what happens on each of our content platforms. TechCabal’s mission is to connect Africans to the world of the technology, and the world to African tech. Zikoko aims to inspire African millennials with fun, shareable content.

We’re eager to work with young people eager to begin a career in creative new media in Africa. If you are passionate about technology in Africa, or enjoy creating Nollywood-inspired memes, then...

How to apply? Send us an email. Tell us about yourself, and why you would like to join the cabal. [email protected].

Internships start at N55,000/month. We’re especially interested in pre-NYSC and serving NYSC candidates.

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Company, which has shed 460 staff over two years in bid to reverse losses of £35m, to split operations into media and magazine divisions

We keep saying this: the cost structures of traditional media companies makes it difficult for these companies to survive in a digital first world. It’s not a skill problem; it’s a DNA & structure problem

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When Ebola hit Lagos, sub-Saharan’s Africa’s most populous city, Nigerian tech entrepreneurs Seyi Taylor and Bankole Oluwafemi were, just like everyone else, terrified. As rumours spread in the streets and on social media about the disease that was

Nigerian web users have enthusiastically been tweeting the results of Zikoko’s quizzes and clicking through listicles on topics such as “Thirteen of the most awkward moments in every Nigerian’s life”. The site has drawn the interest of local companies, including banks, which are signing up to advertise on the site with short embedded videos.

The Financial Times' Maggie Smith writes about Zikoko and EbolaFacts.com in her report about African technology.

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