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Tech-enabled or not, there is no doubt that transportation is one of the best businesses to venture into. The story is not different in Tunisia, it is ranked the Third
There are obvious signs that within Sudan, a North African country, communities are now embracing various niches of technology, e-commerce included.
Going back in time, Sudan has always been active
If time is taken to study the Libyan tech ecosystem, there are obvious signs that the startups within the North African country are faced with challenges, especially in funding.
Within
Nigeria’s Mental Health Situation
At the beginning of 2020, The Nigerian government recognized that 3 in 10 Nigerians suffered from at least one form of mental health illness or
Unlike the “Big Bang Theory,” startups did not just appear in existence without an origin, in-fact every generation had businesses with the characteristics of a startup, but they were called
Every job comes with its own hazard, you could be a shoreside fisherman and the only hazard will be being bitten by a fish fighting for its life, yes that’
Tunisian tech startup, Beekeeper Tech, has revealed that it has successfully secured seed funding of Six hundred and forty thousand US dollars ($640, 000). The latest round is meant to
Egyptian startup, BENAA foundation, has been shortlisted among the eight African startups to receive grants from the GSMA Innovation Fund for Climate Resilience and Adaptation.
The funding initiative is targeted
6 out of 18 startups have been selected by EBRD to be given support for them to scale in the ecosystem. This selection is a result of The European Bank
It seems to be the launching season in Egypt as Emirates NBD has recently launched its businessONLINE platform to assist corporate clients to process the management of their funds and
For the proper expansion of its digital payment services, Egypt-based fintech startup, E-finance has gone into partnership with American computer manufacturer and software provider, IBM, the International Business Machines Corporation.
Fawry Microfinance, an Egyptian microfinance bank, has finally decided to be tech-enabled, by launching a digital lending platform. The company launched a mobile application, which is meant to be easy
