Kenyan e-commerce startup, Sky.Garden’s founder and CEO, Martin Majlund has announced that the company will close by October 16 – due to shortage of funds – having issued a termination
Insurance technology company, Turaco has raised $10 million in series A funding. This was led by AfricInvest via its Cathay Africinvest Innovation Fund (CAIF) and second time investor, Novastar ventures.
Kenya National Transport and Safety Commission (NTSA) has embarked on the move to enforce its 18% commission cap on ride-hailing companies – Bolt, Uber and Little – in the country.
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Safaricom has expanded its customer pilot to two additional cities – Bahir Dar and Adama in Ethiopia which marks the 4th and 5th cities in the country to test the network.
Blockchain payment startup, Bitmama has raised additional $1.65m pre-seed fund bringing its total to $2m following its $350,000 initial pre-seed championed by Launch Africa Ventures, Unicorn Growth Capital,
Kenyan Developer, Evans Kiragu and his team at Nairobi-based video gaming company, Mekan Games developed a game called The President in November 2021 that now has markets in the US.
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.
Launched in 2021 by Steven
In tech, choosing a location to operate your business has to be one of the most important decisions you have to make. This critical decision became a big deal when
Kune Food, a Kenya-based food tech startup, announced Wednesday that it is shutting down operations.
The founder and CEO, Robin Reecht, attributed inflated food prices that have hampered the startup
In sub-Saharan Africa, 90% of retail is informal, highly inefficient and characterised by layers of intermediaries. To curb this, Twiga, a B2B ecommerce startup is launching Twiga Fresh, a new
Kenya is an emerging East African economic hub with a population of about 55 million people with the youth constituting a large chunk of the population. Regrettably, this youthful population
Global tech giant, Google has announced the launch of a product development center in Nairobi, its first in the continent. The company said it set up the centre to build
