Starlink, owned by the American billion and Twitter CEO, Elon Musk is an internet satellite service supplied by SpaceX that intends to give high-speed, low-latency internet access to people all
The MEA-focused digital payments company Network International has confirmed its interest in the South African market with a $29M (R500 million) investment to implement its processing capabilities, following up on
Since tech startups took the center stage in Africa in the last decade, fintech startups have effortlessly exacted their dominance with superior performance year after year. In 2022 for instance,
LEAP Tech Conference Hunts For 90 Startups To Pitch In $1.5m Prize Pool Competition.
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One of the biggest tech events, competitions and conferences in the world, LEAP, has scheduled
Google has taken a crucial step toward empowering African women entrepreneurs through the launch of its first Google for Startups Accelerator: Women Founders Africa Program. The three-month accelerator program is
Agritech Activities; Combating Food Insecurity In UAE
Over the years the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as a nation have scaled in a different facet of its community. Its security, infrastructure
For the Africa’s vibrant and expanding private firms, private equity has proven effective in bridging the gap between self-financing and traditional capital market activity. Private equity has profited from
Western African tech startups have continued to dominate the African tech startup funding landscape year after year. According to Big Deal data, regional startups raised more than $6 billion of
The MENA region is rich. While the World Bank records the region as one of the richest in oil, gas, and other mineral resources, yet, MENA has made itself relevant
Ever done that math where an Error Correction statistic is introduced to determine the speed of convergence of an independent variable? Here’s a quick explanation: Sometimes, socioeconomic variables can
UAE’s fintech startup, Wafeq, has raised a seed round of $ 3 million for its expansion project within Saudi Arabia and its launching into the Egyptian market. The round was
Like most African countries, insurance penetration in Kenya is about 2.23%, compared to a global average of 7%, making Kenya the third lowest insurance penetration rate country in Sub-Saharan
