Audiomack, worldwide free music gushing stage, has declared its development to Nigeria, explicitly in Lagos.
With this impact, three Nigerians that have been in the group were chosen to administer
A new venture capital fund, dubbed Entrepreneurs for Entrepreneurs Africa (E4E) has rolled out in South Africa.
E4E is a venture capital fund that focuses on supporting black and female
Facebook is preparing to launch Instagram Reels, in its response to TikTok, confronting investigation from Washington over its treatment of client information and in the midst of bigger pressures between
Syinix, an electronics company, has rolled out a new range of Android TVs in Kenya known as the “Syinix A20 series TV”.
The Syinix A 20 series TVs come as
Video Communications platform, Zoom has rolled out an all-in-one home communications appliance dubbed, Zoom for Home – DTEN ME.
The communications appliance is being produced by partner DTEN consisting of a
Tech Giant, Microsoft has rolled out two of its Surface devices in South Africa which are the Surface Pro 7 and the Surface Laptop 3.
The Surface devices will be
Social media Company, Facebook has announced 12 African community leaders who have been selected to join its Community Accelerator Programme.
Facebook’s Community Accelerator programme invests in leaders who are
Sea Monster, a South African, Gaming, animation, and AR/VR startup, has raised a $1-million investment from FirstRand’s Vumela Fund.
Sea Monster uses games, VR, and AR technology as
South African Internet connection company, Vumatel, also known as ‘Vuma’ has introduced its ‘Fibre to Schools initiative’ in Limpopo, a province of South Africa.
The launch comes after the recent
Vodacom Business is collaborating with Cloudflare to protect businesses of all sizes against cyber attacks.
News reports earlier this month reveal that South African businesses have seen a 33% increase
KoolSkools, a Moroccan edtech, has secured over $416,000 from MITC Capital’s Maroc Numeric Fund II and an angel investor.
In an announcement to MENAbytes, the startup said about
PayGas, a South African energy tech startup, has teamed up with Afrox, South Africa’s leading Liquified Petroleum Gas company to build 52 Pay-as-you-gas™ stations across the country.
PayGas(Pty)
