The infrastructure investment entity set up by African governments, Africa50, is moving into Zimbabwe to back fibre optics, new power generation, renewable energy and transport. Africa50 works to complete projects
The fintech regulatory sandbox, according to the RBZ, is designed for entrepreneurs in the financial services industry who have already created their service, product, or business model and are prepared
Jumia Egypt, a leading e-commerce platform, has signed an agreement with Hassan Allam Utilities, an investment and development arm of Hassan Allam Holding that operates across four key verticals focused
Spanish quick e-commerce platform, Glovo, has revealed that it has opened its third micro fulfilment centre in Kenya, in other to meet up with consumer demands.
This centre, being its
Liquid Telecom South Sudan, a pan-African technology company and a subsidiary of Cassava Technologies, formally rebranded as Liquid Intelligent Technologies South Sudan on September 19, 2022, to reflect its transformation
Amidst controversies of some Kenyan startups about shutting down operations wholly or partly in a Business Daily report, Wasoko, an e-commerce company has issued a press statement to clarify its
President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the Startup Bill into law in Nigeria.
From henceforth, it will be addressed as the Startup Act 2022. A law that gives Nigerian startups advantages
South African telecommunications company subsidiary in Nigeria, MTN, has signed a partnership with a smartphone financing company, Intelligra through its device financing program. This occurred at a press conference on
Egypt’s valU, a leading Buy-Now, Pay-Later (BNPL) lifestyle-enabling fintech platform in the MENA region, has today announced acquiring a minority stake in Egypt’s fintech startup, Kiwe, a foremost
MaxAB, an Egyptian-based food, and grocery B2B e-commerce and distribution platform that connects suppliers with underserved traditional retailers and provides a variety of finance solutions across Egypt and Morocco, announced
Due to severe financial hardship, Telecel Zimbabwe, one of the nation’s three smallest mobile phone companies, is about to be placed under corporate rescue, a type of bankruptcy protection.
Consumers worldwide have been affected by the current global inflation. The slump in global PC and smartphone demand in the last few quarters reflects this. Most recently, data by global
