Sudan-based innovation hub 249Startups Hub has announced the launch of an equity fund “Rhino Investments” to help fund 14 seed-stage startups and SMEs in the country. The hub would allocate
Tunisia-based IoT energy management solution, Wattnow, has announced it closed a $1.3 million pre-Series A funding round. Katapult Climate and 216 Capital led the round. from Launch Africa Venture
OkHi, a Nigerian smart addressing start-up that eliminates the in-person verification of customers’ addresses by banks, fintech companies, and other businesses has secured $1.5 million in seed extension to
Ghanaian e-commerce platform Tendo has launched in Nigeria after securing investments from leading accelerators such as Catalyst Fund, Google, and Y Combinator.
The startup, allows anyone to start an online
Dream VC, an investor accelerator and community-driven educational platform has launched two fellowship programs – Launch into Venture Capital (LIVC) and Investor Accelerator – to train more than 50 future investors in
Mowarrid, an Egyptian leading B2B Marketplace which focuses on B2B food and grocery, allowing retailers to procure their needs across its platform digitally has been acquired by the Saudi Arabian-based
Ghana-based fintech Dash, has announced that it has raised $32.8 million in an oversubscribed seed round. The round, which comes after a $500,000 pre-seed, continues a list of
Egyptian logistics startup Naqla has raised $10.5 million in a pre-series A funding round to expand into other sectors. The round was led by prime investors El Sewedy Capital
Egyptian patient-centred pharmacy benefits platform using AI to improve health services, Chefaa, has raised a funding round from Newtown Partners, Global Brain and GMS Capital Partners.
The undisclosed round is
Vula Mobile, a South African health-tech startup, a medical referral app and online platform which hosts a network of health professionals and connects healthcare workers by providing a safe and
Rocket Health, a Ugandan health start-up that specializes in online medical consultation, collection of samples, and the delivery of medicines to Ugandans has today raised $5 million in Series A
Ivorian health-tech startup Susu has raised €2 million ($2.2 million) in a pre-seed funding round with angel investors. Part of the funding was also raised as debt, and grant
