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Loon, an Alphabet Inc. company in conjunction with Telkom Kenya, has launched the world’s first commercial high-speed internet service in the Rift Valley of Kenya using balloons.
This service
City of Johannesburg in collaboration with Tshimologong Innovation Precinct is calling on innovative tech startups to apply for this year’s Smart City Innovation Challenge.
Interested startups developing technologies that
Synthesis, an innovative software development and consulting company has launched ‘Halo’, becoming the first official Tap on Phone technology provider in Africa. In collaboration with Nedbank, the Tap on Phone
MainOne Cable Co., a Nigerian broadband-information organization, plans to extend its West African tasks to fulfill the developing need for availability in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
MainOne, which
Google has declared that it will be turning out dark mode across Docs, Sheets, and Slides applications on Android.
As per the organization, the new subject will “shrewdly change the
2CanPlay, a new geo-base dating app, has launched in Lagos, Nigeria.
The dating app organizes important discussion and permits you to relate with individuals you like by disposing of the
Pick n Pay, South African second-largest supermarket chain store has introduced a new service that enables customers to make cash deposits directly into their own bank account at its till
Galactech, a Tunisian Telecom VAS content aggregator has secured a six-figure Pre-Series A investment round from Oman Technology Fund (OTF) and other business angels.
Galactech operates in aggregating entertainment services
Nedbank is planning to roll out a new contactless payment solution known as “Tap on Phone” to enable merchants and business owners to convert their mobile phones into ‘payment acceptance
Egyptian Electronic payments company, Fawry has seen its market cap surge to $380 million.
Fawry is an electronic bill payment and presentment (EBPP) network that allows users to securely pay
Lupiya, a Zambian microfinance startup has secured an investment of $1-million from US Venture Capital fund, Enygma Ventures.
Lupiya is a digital microfinance platform that leverages technology to make the
South African fintech startup Franc has raised US$300,000 in seed funding over the second quarter of 2020 as part of an ongoing round.
Franc is an investment robo-advisor
