Kenya-based e-logistics startup, Lori Systems has just received an undisclosed amount of investment from Google. Lori is a tech-enabled venture-backed Logistics company that coordinates haulage from across the frontier markets.
Fawry, an Egyptian pioneering electronic payment platform, has partnered with EgyptAir, a leading provider of training support for airlines and aviation professionals in the Middle East and Africa, to include
Lucky, a leading fintech super app for credit products, offers, and cashback rewards in Africa and the Middle East region has announced a partnership agreement with Khazenly, an on-demand digital
One of Uganda’s leading Fintech companies, Watu, has just received a sole investment to the tune of Ten Million Dollars ($10 Million). The investment was solely raised by The
In South Africa, cryptocurrencies have emerged as a desirable new asset class, giving people more access to wealth, financial freedom, and other benefits. Customers will be able to safely link
Morocco, officially known as the Kingdom of Morocco, is North Africa’s northernmost Maghreb country. The country’s GDP is $112 billion, ranking it fifth in Africa after Nigeria, South
Facebook, the media giant company in an attempt to strengthen security and respond to user privacy concerns on its Messenger, has announced that it will be turning on end-to-end encryption
Nigerian bookkeeping startup, Pastel has just raised a Five Million-Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($5.5Million) seed to expand the offerings of its product.
Previously called Sabi Cash, Pastel was founded
Village Capital in cooperation with Moody Corporation has just set in motion the second (2nd) edition of its accelerator programme dubbed Future of Work Africa. The programme has already selected
The parent company of South African Agritech startup Homefarm, PixelBlue, claims to have raised R1.7 million (about $104k) in seed funding to enable customers, communities, and enterprises to grow
One of Africa’s leading financial technology companies, Flutterwave, has recently admitted about Two Hundred (200) Nigerian graduates into its graduate trainee programme, in a bid to tackle unemployment in
Math education and learning technologies have far more potential than just making calculations faster. A closer look at the potent characteristics of an Edtech startup like MindZu can simply explain
