Flat6labs, the Middle East and North Africa’s leading seed and early-stage venture capital firm, has partnered with SANAD Entrepreneurship Academy to launch an agritech accelerator program to help 10
Bruce Nsereko-Lule has joined Seedstars Africa Ventures, a VC based in Nairobi, that supports early-stage start-ups. Bruce is joining the team, to fill in the position as a full-time General
With a goal of providing banking services to the unbanked and underbanked in the nation, Canada-based Neobank, Be Mobile Africa, has announced its formal launch in South Africa. Through its
Citizens who haven’t re-registered their Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) cards with Ghana (national) ID would face penalties issued by the National Communications Authority (NCA) from Monday, September 5. This
Duplo, a Nigerian business-to-business (b2b) payment transaction startup which makes seamless payment possible within the African business ecosystem has raised a seed round of Four Million and Three Hundred Thousand
Today, Meta announced the launch of “Creators of Tomorrow,” a new program that honors up-and-coming artists from all across the world who are spurring a new wave of creative content
According to recent Analytico research, MTN has significantly higher customer satisfaction ratings among mobile data subscribers than Vodacom and Telkom. The ICT sector in South Africa receives reports, network intelligence,
The most popular ISP in South Africa, Axxess, has introduced its new Axxess 5G service, which offers speeds of up to 500Mbps for both residential and commercial connectivity. The most
Emma Sadleir, a social media specialist at The Digital Law Company, has alerted WhatsApp group administrators about a recent program upgrade that can make them legally responsible for other users’
Millions of smallholder farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa now have access to Mastercard’s Farm Pass, a digital platform that makes it safer and simpler for farmers to sell their produce
The apparent low in Tech funding in the North African Region in August, where all the nine startups that announced funding came from Egypt, unlike the previous month where three
The Nigerian government has suspended its plans of charging its telecoms industry excise duty fixed at 5 per cent. This was made effect due to concerns of the burden shift
