E-mail and domain security startup operating in South Africa, Sendmarc has secured $7 million (R125 million) in a series-A investment round led by Atlantica Ventures.
The funding will be used
Treepz, a Nigerian mobility tech startup, has announced its expansion into Kenya, making it the startup’s fourth country in which it operates. The expansion into East Africa comes just
Ever thought how strenuous it would be to strike 2 stones whenever we needed fire? That will really delay the process; especially for me, I don’t think I would
Qotto, a French-based, African-focus cleantech startup, has raised $8 million in Series A funding to expand its operations in Burkina Faso, Benin, and enter into Côte d’Ivoire. The funding
The Tanzanian tech startup ecosystem has undergone tremendous growth and development over the past decade. In the early days, the startup scene was small, with only a few entrepreneurs taking
E-commerce Tax Act
Globally, governments place a high emphasis on tax collection in order to finance their spending. As a result of technical improvements creating a global economy and making
Wise Move, a South African logistics firm, has become the most recent online platform to integrate OpenAI’s ChatGPT to leverage its power. Modern technology from the start-up gives customers
Ethiopia’s tech startup ecosystem is growing rapidly and showing promise, making it an attractive destination for tech startups. The country has seen a significant increase in the number of
UAE Investments: Since the early 90s, the United Arab Emirates has been known for its exploits in oil. The UAE economy is presently the 5th largest economy in the Middle
In 21st-century Africa, a lot has evolved. The continent has witnessed growth in diversity, innovations, technology and many more. This has created leaps of development for the developing continent. One
Bamboo Systems Technology Limited, an African leading online brokerage startup, has secured a digital sub-broker license from Nigeria’s Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) to operate in the Nigerian capital
Flutterwave, a pan-African payments technology firm, announced its entry into North Africa yesterday with the acquisition of payment licenses in Egypt. These licenses, the Payment Services Provider and Payments Facilitator
