TLcom Capital, an Africa-focused venture capital firm, has announced the appointment of Eloho Omame, the Co-Founder & General Partner at FirstCheck Africa as a partner to facilitate its deployment of
Twitter’s importance in our daily lives cannot be overstated; from politics to pop culture to ordinary discourse, the microblogging site now serves a considerably different role than it did
The light at the end of the tunnel seems to be getting brighter for Nigerian Agric-tech startup, ThriveAgric. The tech-driven startup yesterday emerged as the winner of the Central Europe,
Coinbase, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is launching the first cryptocurrency derivatives product for retail traders.
This new derivative is dubbed Coinbase Derivatives Exchange, formerly FairX, later
The global mobile app market is worth nearly $25 billion, but Africa has almost no share of this mouthwatering cake. Africa is yet to explore this goldmine. The world’s
Kune Food, a Kenya-based food tech startup, announced Wednesday that it is shutting down operations.
The founder and CEO, Robin Reecht, attributed inflated food prices that have hampered the startup
Three weeks ago, Dubai-based bus-hailing startup SWVL announced the suspension of its daily and city-to-city services in Kenya. Weeks later, Kune, a food-tech startup delivering ready-to-eat meals at affordable prices,
MNT-Halan, a leading Egyptian fintech startup and the fastest-growing lender to the unbanked and underbanked has acquired Talabeyah. This fellow Egyptian B2B e-commerce startup provides FMCG supplies directly to small
Synapse Analytics, an Egyptian AI-technology startup, has secured more than $2 million in a Pre-Series A funding round to accelerate AI adoption for African businesses.
Egypt Ventures led the pre-series
Let’s talk funding. Funding rounds are part of the most important features of a startup, they make up its success story. Every business strives to gradually increase its customer
Thepeer, an African tech infrastructure startup facilitating seamless wallet transfers between businesses, has secured $2.1 million in Raba Partnership-led seed round. This comes a year after the startup raised
Fido, an Accra-based fintech startup that provides credit to Ghanaians, has raised $30 million in equity investment and undisclosed debt funding in a Series A funding round led by Fortissimo
