Belgium-based Saas startup Deliverect has acquired UAE’s food ordering platform ChatFood, in a move to expand to the MENA region. However, the amount of the acquisition was not disclosed.
Gone are the days when businesses would consult a middleman to buy wholesale merchandise from a manufacturer. Thanks to the advent of technology, wholesale businesses are being migrated to the
A team of four university students has won the fourth edition of the Game of Learners (GOL) competition by developing an innovative medical language translation app. The solution, named ‘Jambo
As the days go by, more startups spring up but males make up the majority of founders. Historically, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is a unique society,
Africa, like the rest of the world, is undergoing a digital revolution. With increasing digitalisation, internet penetration, e-commerce adoption, and growth in the use of digital platforms, data protection, and
UAE-based e-commerce startup SQUATWOLF, has received $30 million in investment from ASCA Capital Limited. The terms of the investment will see ASCA invest up to $30 million over time with
The acquisition of start-ups can provide the new business with a technological boost that gives it a competitive edge. The fact that this deal benefits both the company and the
French fashion designer Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel once said, “Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with
Entertainment in Zambia just got a facelift as Wi-flix in collaboration with MTN launched its streaming service in the country. This initiative promises to provide over 30,000 hours of
The internet service is better when it is faster. With the roll-out of the 5G network across the globe, most African countries have taken the initiative to improve their digital
UAE-based B2B e-commerce platform Eighty6 has received $3.7 million in a Seed round, from Sanabil 500 MENA Seed Accelerator Fund, a few GCC family offices as well as other
Tunisian fashion e-commerce startup Drest.tn has secured $366,000 in a fundraising round from Tunis VC firm, 216 Capital Ventures. The fresh investment will accelerate the growth of the
