SafeSenda, a Nigerian startup has launched a mobile application that eases the ability to manage, convert exchange, settle and spend cryptocurrencies and even hold it in a naira bank account.
Ghanian Health-tech startup, mPharma, has acquired one of Nigeria’s largest pharmacy chains, HealthPlus. This development was revealed by mPharma’s Co-founder and CEO, Gregory Rockson, in an interview with
In the upcoming year, Rain intends to release a mobile 5G solution, according to Johan van Zyl, co-CEO of shareholder African Rainbow Capital (ARC). During an interview with MyBroadband, Van
Kenya National Transport and Safety Commission (NTSA) has embarked on the move to enforce its 18% commission cap on ride-hailing companies – Bolt, Uber and Little – in the country.
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Mobile Telecommunication Company MTN’s subsidiary, MoMo Uganda, a mobile money platform has scheduled to pay its Ugandan customers UGX 5.7 million ($1,496.95) for the second quarter
Africa’s digital assets exchange company, KoinKoin has revealed its plan for global expansion after it exceeded $40 million revenue in over-the-counter (OTC) transactions.
The fintech company launched in 2017
Baaz, the pioneer Arab social media platform, has announced its official launch in the Egyptian market, to create the largest gathering of Arab communities on the Internet – providing a safe
MVP Match, a German-based tech talent marketplace, has secured $5 million in seed funding from Stage 2 Capital to expand its strategy of connecting companies with talent from around the
Africa’s leading fintech company, Flutterwave has announced the adoption of eNaira, Nigeria’s digital currency as part of its payment option asides cards, bank transfers, Barter by Flutterwave, etc
ECC Group, Egypt’s leading beauty and personal care manufacturer, has acquired a majority stake in Source Beauty, Egypt’s foremost beauty startup. The deal provides a significant opportunity for
SafeBoda has launched its new product, SafeCar, its ride-hailing service in Uganda and Nigeria. The product now serves as a competitor to existing taxi ride-hailing companies such as Uber, Little
OPPO, a leading Chinese mobile phone manufacturer, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Egyptian Information Technology Industry Development Agency (ITIDA) to establish a $20 million mobile phone plant
