A market estimated to be worth more than R15 billion a year to the banks is facing stiff headwinds from local fintech innovators like Future Forex. The company is successfully
Established in 2019 by Joshua Raphael, Parket was the first company in South Africa to offer a high-volume parking solution with ticketless parking lots that provide better convenience for landlords,
Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has announced tools to help people spot and avoid online investment and payment scams.
These tools, tips, and partnerships will help people
Africa requires economic growth, social development, and an overall improvement in quality of life.
Rural connectivity is key, as it enables access to essential services, opportunities, and resources that are
Security Operations Centre, a company that is an AI driven is essential to businesses that would like to leverage real-time threat response in the age of autonomous attacks, this comes
The Johannesburg City has set its sights on using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve the poor service delivery in South Africa's economic hub.
The Joburg executive mayor, Dada
The CEO of Lesaka Southern Africa, Lincoln Mali, looks forward to the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) opening the payments market to non-banking players.
Mali mentioned all this after the
Global technology powerhouses AWS, Google, Cisco, HPE, CheckPoint, and Fortinet have confirmed their participation in the Connected Africa Summit 2025.
Slated for 26-29 May 2025, at the Diamond Leisure Resort
Cross border portfolio optimisation by global firms, and revived private unity investment are shaping South Africa's mergers and acquisitions[M&A] landscape at a time when the
A fintech start-up based in Cape Town caught people's attention when it announced it was raising r1-billion {US$55-MILLION} in a significant series-B funding round.
The CEO and
Established in 2018 by brothers Bastiat and Dane Viljoen, the South African based startup Troygold digitises gold bullion and Krugerrands. It allows its customers to sell, buy, borrow or spend
MYDAWA, a Kenyan digital health platform, has raised $9.6 million in a new funding round to expand its services throughout East Africa. The investment was spearheaded by IFU, Alta
