Nedbank has been able to achieve giant strides over the years in Africa’s Fintech space. According to Barret Value Centre, their focus on building a strong foundation of values
African businesses are more aware of the reality of demanding, brand-conscious consumers living in a challenging environment. However, they still have to find the most efficient and effective way to
Opay, the emerging market fintech unicorn announced that it has received provisional approval from the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) to issue prepaid cards via its OPay app in partnership
Visa, a leading digital payment company that accelerates payments between consumers, merchants, financial institutions, and government organizations in over 200 countries and territories, has inaugurated an Innovation Studio in Nairobi,
According to research, 51% of 44 million formal SMBs in sub-Saharan Africa cannot access finance. Each day, African SMBs have billions locked up in receivables due to long payment cycles.
Africa’s fintech sector is heating up. But, as much as we see more fintech startups launch, the industry still needs more. Millions of businesses and individuals need the services
In a tech savvy global system, businesses that aren’t digitally oriented are more likely to fall behind. With technology disrupting the global system, more and more businesses are joining
MFS Africa, a pan African digital payments platform, has completed its acquisition of Nigerian super-agent Capricorn Digital Limited (owners of Baxi) following approval of the transaction by the Central Bank
Barely months after its audacious entry into the Egyptian market with a record $11 million pre-seed round, Rabbitmart, the quick commerce platform announced it has received its license to operate
West Africa’s leading connectivity and data centre solutions provider, MainOne, has announced the expansion of its fiber-optic network infrastructure to the Lagos Free Zone in Lekki.
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Shorooq Partners, a MENAP-based early-stage venture capital firm, has announced the second edition of its seed-stage-focused fund, Bedaya Fund II, with a target fund size of $150 million to invest
Tech giant Microsoft has launched its much anticipated African Development Centre (ADC) in Lagos, Nigeria. The center, a $100 million investment by the multi-billion dollar firm, is expected to produce
