Africans were unfamiliar with the idea of startups decades ago. The people would readily adhere to a set system to offer clients services or goods, following traditional patterns. But that
Africa’s leading eCommerce startup, Jumia, has newly opened an integrated warehouse in Nairobi, Kenya, one of its East African locations. It is believed the opening is made to boost
Early-stage investment firm, Byld Ventures has announced its new close of $15 million fund launched in May 2022 to support fintechs in Africa. This comes after the fund reached its
Chatting commerce platform, Clickatell has announced in a press release on Monday about its partnership with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The partnership is geared towards the e-Naira Central
Exits.me, Egypt’s fintech investment banking marketplace, has raised $1 million in a pre-seed round of funding. The round is funded by Exits.me in the United Kingdom, a
Remedial Health, a Nigeria health-tech startup has revealed its latest feat, the raising of seed funding to the tune of Four million, Four hundred thousand US dollars ($4.4 million)
By purchasing virtual property in Africarare’s Ubuntuland Metaverse, which does not yet exist, Nedbank has become the most recent significant South African corporation to join the non-fungible token (NFT)
Chefaa, an Egyptian-based healthtech startup, has announced a strategic partnership with Neqabty, a Fintech community-based solution aimed at bridging the gap between syndicates and their members by automating their services
In a press release on September 19, leading US 5G network provider, Ericsson has revealed its partnership with South African telecommunications company, MTN to collectively launch 5G network in Nigeria.
Treepz, a Nigerian vehicle-hailing company has launched a new service as it celebrates 3 years since it launched. A double event, a business to provide commuters with a well-structured system
South African telecommunication company, MTN has rolled out 5G commercial services in Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria on September 18 at an event. This follows the announcement by the
Pan-African cryptocurrency exchange, Yellow Card has raised $40 million in Series B funding in a round led by Polychain Capital. Other investors include Valar Ventures, Third Prime, Sozo Ventures, Castle
