Nigerian-owned world’s first mobility fintech company, Moove, with operations in Nigeria (Lagos and Ibadan) and eight other markets across different African countries as well as in India and the
The infrastructure investment entity set up by African governments, Africa50, is moving into Zimbabwe to back fibre optics, new power generation, renewable energy and transport. Africa50 works to complete projects
Consumers worldwide have been affected by the current global inflation. The slump in global PC and smartphone demand in the last few quarters reflects this. Most recently, data by global
Yellow Door Energy (YDE), a partner in sustainable energy for businesses, has raised a $400 million new equity round to accelerate the growth of its sustainable energy projects in Africa,
Eskom has signed a leasing agreements with backers of private energy producers for the development of renewable energy facilities on the property owned by the state-owned utility in Mpumalanga. HDF
EzyAgric has gone into partnership with Pezesha to launch a new product service that enables agro merchants, “buy now and pay later” with a convenience that scales their businesses.
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A super platform that provides access to essential services and products, Bboxx, has partnered with Ampersand, an E-mobility platform focused on providing sustainable solutions for transportation across East Africa.
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South African clean energy startup, Brayfoil Technologies, in last week’s Green Energy Africa (GEA) Summit in Cape Town, emerged winner in the Energy Investment Village pitch competition. Brayfoil creates
Moroccan entrepreneurs in the diaspora plan to invest $1.946 billion (MAD 21 billion) in Morocco over the next 12 months.
Karim Ammor, who presided over a delegation of Moroccan
Livestock Wealth, a crowd-farming firm in South Africa, has raised $550,000 (ZAR10 million) in capital as it prepares to expand across Africa. The Mineworkers Investment Company’s venture capital
To promote renewable energy in South Africa, solar leasing company Sun Exchange and online auto marketplace Cars.co.za have partnered. Today, Sun Exchange revealed that the automotive platform had
Envusa Energy, a new jointly owned firm to be formed by Anglo American and EDF Renewables, will be responsible for creating a regional renewable energy ecosystem (RREE) in South Africa.