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Spanish quick e-commerce platform, Glovo, has revealed that it has opened its third micro fulfilment centre in Kenya, in other to meet up with consumer demands.
This centre, being its
President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Startup Bill into law in Nigeria.
From henceforth, it will be addressed as the Startup Act 2022. A law that gives Nigerian startups advantages
Bumpa, a Nigerian e-commerce startup has secured Four Million US dollars ($4 million) in the seed round, to propel its expansion in new markets across Africa and also bring in
Various instances and events have occurred, recognizing Nigeria as one of the countries across the African continent that have produced a significant amount of tech professionals in the ecosystem. They
ShaQ Express, a Ghanaian startup in logistics has gained a customer base of 13,000 users even as it bootstrapped itself during the growth experience. With this achievement, the startup
EzyAgric has gone into partnership with Pezesha to launch a new product service that enables agro merchants, “buy now and pay later” with a convenience that scales their businesses.
Agro
A super platform that provides access to essential services and products, Bboxx, has partnered with Ampersand, an E-mobility platform focused on providing sustainable solutions for transportation across East Africa.
This
Nigerian digital marketplace and logistics startup, ShapShap, has been announced as the winner at the 2022 GITEX Global, winning Eight thousand US dollars ($8,000) as the cash prize for
Indian multinational company, Airtel Africa Plc, has announced its acquisition of an additional spectrum in the East African country, Tanzania. It revealed that it had purchased the 140 megahertz spectrum
Twiga Foods, a Kenya-based agri-tech start-up has revealed that it will be cutting down on wastage via the implementation of Google’s technology. The action is targeted at curtailing the
President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda, has signed the Computer Misuse Bill into law, this is even as there have been continuous criticism raised against it due the extreme penalities attached
Kenyan-based furniture startup, MoKo Home, has completely secured a Series B funding round of Six million, Five hundred thousand US dollars ($6.5 million) debt-equity.
The round was co-led by
