Technology-driven innovation aimed at streamlining the practice of law has led to the creation of legal startups. Afriwise’s 2020 Tech for the Law Sector Study states that 77.5%
Morocco-based e-commerce startup Chari has rolled out a new chain of B2B stores to meet the demands of local grocery stores.
The startup has already opened its first two stores
Côte d’Ivoire has announced a new legal framework, the Ivorian Startup Act, which is awaiting parliamentary approval, as the West African nation continues on its bold step to join
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
Saudi Arabia-based healthcare technology startup, Aumet has acquired a $7 million pre-Series A funding round.
The round came from Tokyo-based healthcare-focused venture capital, AAIC, the Swiss PE firm AIJ Holdings,
East Africa has seen a significant increase in the adoption of technology over the past few years, with advancements in internet connectivity playing a pivotal role in this transformation. However,
The African continent has enormous economic growth and development potential, but one of the major impediments is a lack of mobile internet access and financial inclusion. As the World Bank
Egyptian online video learning platform in Arabic, Almentor has acquired $10 million in growth capital in a pre-series C round led by e& capital.
In this round, the tech
The burgeoning economy of Botswana depends heavily on startups. Startups typically focus on the invention and development of already-existing goods, services, and procedures. They should also have the ability to
PowerSchool, a leading provider of cloud-based software for K–12 education in North America, has named OneConnect as its first channel partner in Africa. OneConnect, an innovative provider of turnkey
UAE-based online coffee marketplace, Cofe has acquired $15 million in a Series B funding round led by Wa’ed Ventures.
Other investors that participated in the round include eWTP Arabia
Labayh, Saudi Arabian health tech who specializes in mental health has purchased the Dhabi-based meditation app Nafas for an undisclosed amount.
According to a statement from Labayh, the acquisition deal
