Nigerian energy marketing company with branches in Ghana and Togo, OVH Energy Limited has revealed on Saturday in a press release about its acquisition by Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC)
Prosus, a Naspers-owned technology investor, has canceled its purchase agreement with BillDesk, an Indian payments platform. A deal to buy Indian digital payments company BillDesk for $4.7 billion was
Kenyan-based accelerator, Baobab Network, has just revealed its latest investment in early-stage tech startups across the continent. The accelerator revealed that its latest cohort had four investees, which received Fifty
Six Ghanaian startups have been selected by The Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST), the startups were selected to be part of the 2022 MEST Express Accelerator experience.
The selected
Talk360, an app for international calls, revealed that it has received an additional $3 million in seed round funding, bringing its total seed round after its first close in May
Cryptyd Inc., an Egyptian-based gaming platform, has announced a new round of undisclosed funding from existing and new investors. The proceeds of the new round will be used to support
Kumulus Water, a Tunisian water service startup, announced a $969, 000 pre-seed funding round from Paris Techstars Accelerator, Flat6Labs, WILCO, and Bpifrance, as well as a number of business angels.
Careem Egypt, the Middle East’s leading ride-hailing technology platform, has announced a partnership with Khazna, a financial Super App that provides simple, technology-driven financial services to Egypt’s underserved
Between 2011 and 2016, 700 million people signed up for a bank account globally. In 2016, the World Bank (WB) set a goal of securing universal access to formal financial
There has been an increase in e-commerce, (technology-mediated transactions) to improve the quality of life around the world in the last decade. While these were to be expected given the
All it takes is a Google search for “African Women Startups” and it’s like there is a buzz around them. Few results in the search will likely include “11
Kenyan e-commerce startup, Sky.Garden’s founder and CEO, Martin Majlund has announced that the company will close by October 16 – due to shortage of funds – having issued a termination
