Africa’s first video commerce platform, Rabawa, has announced that it has raised $163,000 in a round led by Aptive Capital, a USA VC firm that is focused on
Carry1st, an African-focused mobile game publishing platform has raised $6M in Series A funding to tap into Africa’s billion-dollar gaming market.
The round, which has brought total funding raised
SHAREit has been once ranked as the No.2 fastest-growing media publisher in Africa in AppsFlyer’s latest Performance Index, a tool that ranks the performance of mobile media sources.
Kaspersky has announced a partnership with DataGroupIT (DGIT) to grow its cyber-security business in Nigeria and Ghana.
“DataGroupIT is a value-add growth Distribution Company that is focused on African startups’
The Nigerian government through the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy has today announced a joint project between the Government and Microsoft to develop high-speed internet infrastructure across the
Tunisian-based B2B expenses management company, Expensya has secured a $20 million investment from MAIF Avenir and Silicon Badia, with participation from French investors ISAI and Seventure Partners.
With the fresh
Airtel Africa Plc, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services in Nigeria and 13 other countries, has today announced the appointment of Mr. Olusegun Ogunsanya as the new
A new social media platform for Africans by Africans is set to in May 2021. The MyCountry MyWorld (MY) platform will provide possibilities in world exploration, giving users the opportunity
Kenyan e-health startup TIBU has announced it raised an undisclosed amount in a seed funding round to help it scale its operations. The funding comes from Blue Haven Initiative and
South African-based health-tech startup, Link Health Technology (Link) has raised R5-million in investment funding from an undisclosed investor.
Link was founded in 2017 by two biomedical engineers Daniel Rimbault and
Egyptian semiconductor startup Suitera from the American University in Cairo (AUC) has raised $230,000 in funding.
Suitera was founded in 2020 by Yehea Ismail, professor of electronics and communication
A week after Twitter announced it would be setting up its first African office in Ghana. US retail giant, Amazon has also announced it would be opening its first African
