Egypt-based B2B marketplace, Kuzlo, has announced it raised an undisclosed amount of pre-Seed investment.
The funding round was led by Nama Ventures, and Kuzlo seeks to push its products and
Zambian Fintech startup, Union54, has received further investment from Tiger Global, a leading venture capital firm.
The $3 million seed round, which was led by Tiger Global, while Ace &
Nigeria’s food-only delivery platform, Jise, has announced that it has successfully raised One hundred thousand dollars as angel funds from Europe and Africa.
Jise was launched in wake of
Nigerian Fintech startup delivering easy access to affordable premium banking services for small and medium-sized businesses Brass, has secured $1.7m in funding to accelerate its expansion into South Africa
Ibadan-based B2B e-Commerce startup Alerzo has announced the acquisition of Fintech company Shago Payments to provide new digital services to its 150,000-plus informal retailers.
Alerzo was founded in 2018
Kenya-based Fintech startup Asante has announced a $7.5m Series A investment to help its credit offerings to a host of African countries.
The funding round was led by Goodwell
Cairo-based FMCG Logistics company ILLA has secured a $2M investment round to expand and boost its growth in the market and diversify its offering to the FMCG value chain.
The
Cairo-based construction tech e-Commerce startup Elmawkaa has raised a six-figure Seed round led by Flat6labs and joined by a Group of Oqal angels from Saudi Arabia after joining 500 Startups
Cairo-based food and grocery B2B e-commerce and distribution startup Talabeyah, has secured $1.1m in funding from a group of angel investors to help boost its strong early growth.
Talabeyah
Stellenbosch University (SU) and Innovus startup that focuses on developing health and disease risk screening solutions, BioCODE, has secured $473k funding from University Technology Fund (UTF).
BioCODE was launched in
Nigerian Fintech startup providing financial, lifestyle, and business support services to Nigerians across the globe Sparkle, has raised $3.1m in a seed funding round.
The funding came from an
French President Emmanuel Macron has reaffirmed its position in the Digital Africa Initiative by pledging $150m as part of its commitment to support 500 African startups in line with the
