Ugandan fintech startup ChapChap has secured funding to accelerate growth and social impact creation. The funding round was led by Nordic Impact Funds and conducted through the Investure-Impact Exchange.
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South African startup Carscan has raised $1.3 million in a funding round to further its expansion operations. Carscan is a prime artificial intelligence and augmented reality app built for
The Future Africa fund, launched by co-founder and general investor, Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, invested $4.3 million in 43 companies in 2021 to take its total assets under management (AUM) to
The Nigerian-owned housing startup Whose Your Landlord (WYL) has raised $2.1 million in pre-seed funding, led by Black Operator Ventures (Black Ops Ventures).
WYL is a US-based multipurpose platform
Frontier fintech platform Opay, recognized as a mobile payment and collection service platform for Egypt and Africa, has won the ‘Best New Point-Of-Sale Payment Service Provider’ award from ‘The Global
The mobility fintech company Moove has secured a $10 million financing deal from NBK Capital Partners Mezzanine Fund II. This makes the sixth investment from the Fund advised by NBK
Eazipay Inc., a Nigerian startup that provides payroll and bookkeeping services to SMEs and corporates, has announced its participation in the Y Combinator Winter 2022 accelerator program.
Based in Lagos,
Tanzanian fintech, NALA, has raised $10 million in a fundraising round. NALA is a cross-border payment company that recently pivoted its services from local to international money transfers.
Investors in
Ghanaian startup providing digital recordkeeping tools with embedded finance products for small and medium scale businesses, OZÉ, has raised $3 million in pre-series A funding round.
The funding round was
The ride-hailing platform, Uber, has launched UberMoto, a motorcycle ride-hailing service in the western Nigerian city of Ibadan.
Through the Uber app, riders can access affordable and convenient rides on
U.S giant computer technology corporation, Oracle, has opened a data center in Johannesburg, South Africa. This center is the company’s first infrastructural project in Africa, aimed at providing
Nigeria-based Touch and Pay Technologies Limited (TAP) and Ugandan fintech, Numida join other African startups as they announced participation in the winter batch of the 2022 Y Combinator accelerator program.
