Victory Farms, a Kenyan-based aquaculture startup, has today announced the completion of a successful $35 million Series B funding round to expand its operations in Kenya and Rwanda and potentially
Jumba’s $4.5 million seed funding round represents a significant milestone for the Kenyan-based construction technology startup. The funding will enable Jumba to scale its operations in Kenya to
ComiBlock, a Nigerian investtech startup has secured funding from a California-based development accelerator, Expert Dojo, in other to scale. The amount raised is yet to be disclosed by the startup.
Farmerline, a Ghanaian agtech startup has recently secured equity funding of One million Five hundred thousand US dollars ($1.5 million) from Oikocredit a Dutch impact investor. This is Farmerline’
Nigerian financial management app, Kippa has raised $8.4 million seed funding to help small and mid-size enterprises (SME). This comes after the company acquired payment solution service license (PSSL)
HelpMum, a Nigerian healthcare social enterprise committed to reducing maternal and infant mortality rate in Africa has received a $250,000 grant from the Patrick McGovern Foundation to ensure the
Metaverse Magna (MVM) has raised $3.2 million seed to build Africa’s largest gaming decentralized autonomous organization (DAO). It was incubated in partnership with Old Fashion Research (OFR), a
3atlana, Egypt’s auto service app, has received a six-figure seed round from Ghabbour Auto, the country’s leading automotive manufacturing company, to strengthen its AI system.
The 3atlana app
Zeepay has announced a Ten million US dollars ($10 million) Series A 5 funding round. Zeepay is a Ghanaian fintech company that is targeted at providing integrated mobile payment services
Ubenwa, a health-tech that engages the use of Artificial Intelligence, AI, and learning tools to diagnose infants (children within 0-6 months of age) has secured$2.5million in the pre-seed
The Fashion Kingdom (TFK), an Egyptian e-commerce marketplace for curated fashion, beauty, and home accessories items, has secured $2.6 million in CVentures, a corporate venture capital firm based in
Kenya-focused venture capital fund, FrontEnd Ventures has closed its first $ 1 million venture capital fund to make funding available for early-stage startup founders in Kenya.
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