Stake, a Dubai-based digital real estate fintech platform, has raised $8 million in an oversubscribed pre-series A round. MEVP, and BY Ventures led the investment round with participation from Vivium
It has been reported that co-founder and CEO of Nigerian startup, Risevest, Eke Urum, has been advised to step down from the position he occupies in the company. The advice
Vodacom has introduced VodaLend Cash Advance, a tool that enables its clients to obtain small, quick cash loans. The mobile network provider claimed that the inclusion was intended for underbanked
KarmSolar, Egypt’s leading private power utility and solar energy company, has announced a new minority stake round to fund internal and regional expansion plans. However, this comes three years
Safaricom, One of Kenya’s leading telecommunications outfits, has launched its services in East Africa, Ethiopia, with activity in selected locations.
The telcom had obtained a licence to operate in
Boomkit, a music-tech startup in West Africa, Nigeria has revealed that it has acquired a user base of Ten thousand users, a feat that encourages its plans to expand continental-wise.
Anchor, a banking-as-service fintech platform has revealed that it has secured pre-seed funding to the tune of One Million US dollars ($1 Million) as it also launches Anchor Beta.
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As it gets ready to refocus on South Africa, Walmart Inc. intends to take Massmart Holdings private and raise the unit’s COO to the position of CEO. Massmart announced
The Metaverse will become the most user-friendly tech when it finally goes past its current relatively nascent state. It is user-friendly because by definition and operability, the Metaverse is the
Nigerian fintech company, Grey, has been reported to have raised Two million dollars ($2 million ) in seed funding. Grey is created to give users in Africa the ability to send
The tourism industry is difficult to define because, unlike other industries, there is no single product. It encompasses a wide range of industries, including lodging, transportation, attractions, and travel agencies.
Moneymie, a fintech startup in Nigeria has shut down its cross-border business-to-customer (b2c) service, this was made known in a newsletter startup released recently.
This action disenables African immigrants located
