At its Global Startup Founders Summit in Shenzhen, Huawei Cloud declared its dedication to creating a global startup ecosystem (Huawei Cloud Accelerator) that will hasten the expansion of the ICT
Insurance technology company, Turaco has raised $10 million in series A funding. This was led by AfricInvest via its Cathay Africinvest Innovation Fund (CAIF) and second time investor, Novastar ventures.
Villgro Innovations Foundation, an early-stage business incubator and impact investor that provides mentorship, funding, and network access to startups in the healthcare and life sciences sectors across Africa, is inviting
Mungenow Technologies, a Cameroonian-based startup, has launched a guest house-booking platform with listings across the Cameroonian cities of Buea, Limbe, Douala, Yaounde, and Kribi, to connect travelers across Cameroon’s
GroDesto, an Algerian-based logistics platform has announced its successful raising of $1.4 million through a public offering from 106 frugal subscribers spread throughout the country to become a joint
SafeSenda, a Nigerian startup has launched a mobile application that eases the ability to manage, convert exchange, settle and spend cryptocurrencies and even hold it in a naira bank account.
As the Africa Money and Defi Summit will be coming up on the 27th-28th of September 2022, in Accra Ghana, Kotani Pay, KORIX and eight other African ventures have chosen
Ghanian Health-tech startup, mPharma, has acquired one of Nigeria’s largest pharmacy chains, HealthPlus. This development was revealed by mPharma’s Co-founder and CEO, Gregory Rockson, in an interview with
In the upcoming year, Rain intends to release a mobile 5G solution, according to Johan van Zyl, co-CEO of shareholder African Rainbow Capital (ARC). During an interview with MyBroadband, Van
Partnering with Enterprise Singapore (EnterpriseSG), South African-based accelerator Grindstone has launched a pilot initiative that may allow Singaporean tech start-ups access to the South African market.
According to a press
Kenya National Transport and Safety Commission (NTSA) has embarked on the move to enforce its 18% commission cap on ride-hailing companies – Bolt, Uber and Little – in the country.
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Venture Meda a five-year program has been launched by the the Ethiopian Ministry of Innovation and Technology (MInT) in collaboration with the Mastercard Foundation and Iceaddis. The aim of the
