OpenServe, the wholesale network infrastructure division of Telkom Group, a provider of mobile networks in South Africa, has announced it will henceforth operate as a separate subsidiary.
Following the conclusion
Skrmiish, a South African-based mobile “play-to-earn” platform that enables gamers of all skill levels to profit from each match they take part in across the AAA+ games they enjoy, has
Kenya-based music streaming platform, Mdundo, has announced that it has surpassed its targeted listenership for the year 2022. This it made none when it disclosed that it now has 20.
One of Kenya’s fintech startups, FaidiHR, has received investments in form of funding from SprintX, a Venture capitalist established in the US.
Faidi is a startup that deals with
The fintech startup Retail Capital, which finances South African Small and Micro Enterprises (SMEs), has been purchased by South African digital bank TymeBank for an undisclosed sum. The transaction is
Sudan, with a population of nearly 45 million people, is one of Africa’s ten most populous countries, with enormous economic potential. It has an abundance of natural resources, including
Nigerians and users from other African countries have in recent times severally recounted their negative experience while trading with Binance. Reports suggests that they were denied access to their wallets
Y Combinator, an American-based global technology startup accelerator has reduced the number of startups within its accelerator for the summer 2022 batch from 414 in its previous cohort to 250,
How music makes you feel is exactly what makes it important. Listening to Jimmy Cliff’s “I can see clearly now” just after the rain is gone while inhaling the
The SAB Foundation has issued a call for applications for its Tholoana Enterprise Programme, which is looking for growth-oriented business owners committed to reaching new heights of achievement.
The SAB
Angel and Venture Capital investors from South Africa and beyond can now choose from vetted prospects to make rapid, secure investments of R1000 (approximately $60) or more to acquire shares
Nigerian identity verification company, Youverify, has announced its success of raising One million US dollars ($ 1 million) in seed round extension, the startup had previously raised One million, Five hundred
