South African conversational commerce startup allowing personalized engagements between companies and users, CompariSure, has raised $980 K in a pre-Series A funding round to help it expand the usage of
Vesti Technologies Inc announced that it has raised five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000) as part of a pre-seed funding round to improve its product platform, solidify its market penetration
The ride-hailing platform, Uber, has launched UberMoto, a motorcycle ride-hailing service in the western Nigerian city of Ibadan.
Through the Uber app, riders can access affordable and convenient rides on
South African developer of advanced cloud-based point of sale (POS) solutions for the small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) market, TallOrder Solutions Pty Ltd (TallOrder), has raised $3m in additional Series
Floatpays, a South African fintech startup has secured $4 million in an oversubscribed seed funding round to boost its expansion into the rest of African countries.
Founded in 2019 by
South African one-way video interview software startup, Wamly, has secured an undisclosed second round of investment from local venture capital firm Knife Capital to power its international expansion plans.
As
U.S giant computer technology corporation, Oracle, has opened a data center in Johannesburg, South Africa. This center is the company’s first infrastructural project in Africa, aimed at providing
InstaDeep, an enterprise AI startup that specializes in creating decision-making systems for solving real-world problems has raised $100 million in Series B financing led by Alpha Intelligence Capital and CDIB.
Talabat, Egypt’s leading food delivery and q-commerce platform is proud to announce their achievement of a Level 1 Certification in the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), a
Orderin, a South African Delivery-as-a-Service (DaaS) business with 100pc proprietary technology, has announced it raised $4.7m in a pre-series B funding round.
The latest funding for the start-up comes
Nigeria-based Touch and Pay Technologies Limited (TAP) and Ugandan fintech, Numida join other African startups as they announced participation in the winter batch of the 2022 Y Combinator accelerator program.
The Nigerian-based tech startup Dojah has confirmed its participation in the W22 Y Combinator accelerator program.
“We are excited to announce that we are part of the Y Combinator W22
