The world’s leading CRM platform, Salesforce, and social media giant Meta have partnered to enable many more businesses to use WhatsApp to engage with their customers easily.
Mark Zuckerberg
Creators of YouTube Shorts will soon be able to monetize their short-form videos thanks to an announcement from the Google-owned platform that it will add advertising to Shorts and offer
Education has become a priority in our society, we are required to acquire knowledge that pertains to our needs, growth, and development in various aspects of our lives.
Yet with
Lucky Egypt, a fintech startup that offers financial services, credit products, offers, and cashback rewards to Egyptians and indeed the entire Middle East region through its App has today signed
Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, the minister for cooperative governance and traditional affairs, has released standard draft bylaws for the use of electronic communication and facilities for public comment. The proposed by-laws contain
Egypt with a population of about 102 million people has invariably positioned itself to become a major hub of business and technology services to Western companies. Hence, the North African
The initial pledge of USD$60 million for the African Women Impact Fund (AWIF) Initiative has been fulfilled, according to news released by the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and
Developers of the R4.6 billion ($270M) multi-use River Club project in Cape Town, which will house Amazon’s future South African headquarters, have beaten development opponents once more. A
Araka, a Kenyan mobility-focused startup has launched a mobile application that aims to provide applicable solutions to challenges logistics drivers and on-demand mobility face.
Araka was co-founded by Drake Smith,
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
