M-KOPA, a Kenyan-based asset financing firm and financial technology platform has revealed that it had unlocked tangible amount to cater for unbanked customers.
Being an organization that is driven by
Pan-African Venture Capital (VC) company, Janngo Capital Startup Fund (JCSF), second investment vehicle of the management company has announced the first close of its €60m ($63 million) capital commitments at
Baxi fintech, one of the leading financial service providers in Nigeria which was recently acquired by MSF Africa, a leading digital payment gateway platform in Africa has announced its certification
Bidorbuy and uAfrica have partnered to launch Bob Group, an all-in-one ecommerce platform in South Africa. In addition to a marketplace, inventory management, order fulfillment, online payments, and courier software-as-a-service,
As we can see, the idea that businesses may create platforms that resemble conventional media publication and use them to better engage with an audience of potential customers is becoming
Estate Intel, a Nigerian property tech has announced its success in raising a pre-seed round to the worth of Five Hundred Thousand US dollars US$500,000 last year which
The Femtech Accelerator Program, launched in October 2021 during Expo 2020 by Flat6Labs and Organon, a global healthcare company, aims to support female-founded digital health startups across MENA to address
African Rainbow Capital Investments, a financial services company, on Tuesday, September 13, reported a significant increase in its intrinsic net asset value per share of 14.7% as part of
Huawei-Algeria, a leading Chinese telecommunications company, and Algeria Venture, a public start-up accelerator, have announced the launch of an international program, “Huawei Spark” in Algiers on Monday, September 12, 2022.
Safaricom has expanded its customer pilot to two additional cities – Bahir Dar and Adama in Ethiopia which marks the 4th and 5th cities in the country to test the network.
Pan-African Cryptocurrency startup, Yellow Card has hit one million users across its 16 African countries – where it has launched its operations.
Founded in 2016 by Chris Maurice, Justin Poiroux and
After what seemed like a communication and agreement challenges between the Tanzanian government and the Two prominent ride-hailing providers in the east African country, Uber and Bolt, the government is
