Egyptian e-commerce startup, Gahez, has announced it raised $2m in a pre-Seed funding round to boost its inward growth and accelerate expansion.
The pre-seed round was led by Disruptech Ventures
Nigeria-based online savings and investment company PiggyVest, announced on January 1st, 2022 via its newsletter that it successfully paid out over N242 billion ($585 million) in 2021 to customers. The
Three Egyptian startups, OBM Education, Super Fny, and Crafty Workshop have received an undisclosed amount of funds from EdVentures and The Academy of Scientific Research and Technology (ASRT).
EdVentures is
It’s slow, but it’s moving
An article from theouut.com in March stated thus: In a world that continues to evolve, and fast, Africa is very quickly rising
In what can be described as a last-minute round, Nigerian data visualization startup, Mustard Insights has raised an undisclosed amount of capital in a pre-seed round of funding towards its
A Kenya-based technology firm that helps small-scale farmers increase their profitability, Apollo Agriculture, has agreed to take up a US$9.5 million loan from the US government-backed International Development
The Johannesburg-based internet service provider that promotes access for minimal-income communities, Isizwe, has announced it secured a $450k investment from The Global Innovation Fund.
GIF is offering this funding as
Ugandan fintech lender, Tugende, specializing in asset lending in Kenya and Uganda, has closed a $17m investment round. The funds raised will assist the organization in meeting client demand as
Teesas, a Nigerian Edtech startup has raised $1.6 million in a pre-seed funding round to expand its operations into new markets and also launch a marketplace that will connect
African social startup studio, Janngo Capital has announced the first close of its Start-Up Fund at $12 million (€10.5m).
The pooled funds comprise $7.9 million (€7m) provided by
United States’ B2B healthcare marketplace serving the Middle East and North Africa, Aumet, has announced the acquisition of Platform One, an Egypt-based healthcare supply chain solutions startup, for an undisclosed
Nigerian self-funded Edtech startup Stranerd has announced the launch of its peer-to-peer learning platform where students can ask and answer homework-related questions, with the service designed to give the smartest
