Liquid Intelligent Technologies, a subsidiary of Cassava Technologies, a pan-African technology group, has today announced the acquisition of an Egyptian Cysiv MEA, formerly SecureMisr which provides enterprise cloud and cyber
SwiftVEE, pioneers in the South African livestock trade industry, has launched PrysWys, an app intended to lower farmers’ input costs. PrysWys is a retail business that connects farmers with input
With the help of Syrve, an all-in-one restaurant management system, Fawry, the country’s top provider of banking services and e-payments solutions, will give Egypt’s food and beverage industry
In order to facilitate secure and dependable transactions between the UK and South Africa, Truzo, the first digital escrow platform with an African emphasis and FCA approval, has been launched
Unlike B2C
It is thought that brands’ necessity to survive gave rise to the new face of D2C e-commerce. But, the business model that permits companies to sell to customers
Some 20 years ago, businesses had to adopted inefficient payment methods that were thought to be efficient. Typically, the procedure include entering card data into merchant platforms, or accepting payment
For the Africa’s vibrant and expanding private firms, private equity has proven effective in bridging the gap between self-financing and traditional capital market activity. Private equity has profited from
Gamic, Nigeria’s Web3 social communication platform, announced a strategic partnership with Polygon network, a leading Ethereum infrastructure and scaling platform. Gamic will be able to expand its international influence
Africa currently accounts for only 2% of global trade, moreover, only 17% of African exports are intercontinental, compared to 59% in Asia and 68% in Europe. As a result, the
TymeBank began as TYME in South Africa in 2012, a fintech business that specialized in domestic digital remittance services. In 2017, TymeBank received the country’s first commercial banking license
“This has been a difficult decision to make considering our passion to serve the Nigerian market,” the company wrote in a statement on its website. While we will no longer
It was typical to see young people wasting their time doing what was considered to be “nothing” decades ago, when the game industry was still in its infancy. But the
