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The founder of the e-health startup, Rahet Bally named, Nadia Gamal El-Din has won $100,000 in funding from global Cartier’s Women’s Initiative Awards 2020.
The annual initiative
Egyptian Edtech platform, OTO Courses has secured a six-figure (USD) investment round from AUC Angels and Changelabs.
OTO Courses which stands for One-to-One Courses is an online learning platform that
Nigerian micro-investing startup “Trove” has raised funds from three local angel networks because it prepares for expansion.
Trove has built an easy micro-investing app that allows its users to take
Founder Institute has opened applications for its third Cohort in order to support more startups to launch new companies across Nigeria and Africa at large.
According to the Founder of
Worldwide digital payment Visa, has launched its new initiative ‘Where you Shop Matters‘ and it aims at championing and enabling entrepreneurs in Nigeria while encouraging consumers to support small businesses.
Video conferencing app, Zoom is planning to offer full end-to-end encryption to both free and paid users.
This follows the pressure from members of the United States Congress and the
VC4A has announced the 2020 ‘Venture Showcase Series A’ in partnership with AWS Activate to give selected entrepreneurs the opportunity to introduce their companies to early-stage African investors.
This is
South African fintech startup, Planet42 has received $2.4 million in funding from Change Ventures to help it scale its growth.
Other investors who participated in the round include Martin
Egyptian online real estate platform, Sakneen has gained backing from Silicon-Valley based Incubator, Y-Combinator.
Sakneen was part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2020 batch that graduated earlier this year with
AppsAfrica Innovation Awards entries are opened and they opened to corporates, established ventures, or start-ups who have launched services in at least one African market for the sixth time this
Egyptian medicine delivery startup, Chefaa has secured a pre-Series A investment round to expand its services in the region.
The investment came from US venture capital fund and accelerator 500
Egyptian learning platform, Zedny has rolled out to provide over 200 online courses and 400 animated video summaries in Arabic.
This comes after the secured a pre-seed investment of $1.
