Treepz, the leading African mobility company, has launched a new innovation in Africa that reimagines car ownership and mobility on the continent. The company has re-launched its consumer-facing app as
Trella, Egypt’s B2B Tech Platform and trucking marketplace, has secured $6 million in debt financing from ALMA Sustainable Finance (ALMA) and the United States International Development Finance Corporation (DFC)
Following growing safety concerns and threats to its business and delivery drivers, food delivery service, UberEats has planned to stop serving some areas of Soweto, South Africa’s largest metropolis.
In Cape Town, Uber and Bolt drivers went on strike in protest of rising commission fees and reduced commission rates. The strike began on Wednesday and is scheduled to last
Swvl Holdings Corp (NASDAQ: SWVL), an Egyptian startup that provides transformative tech-enabled mass shared transit for intercity and intracity trips, announced a definitive agreement to acquire Mexico-based Urbvan Mobility Ltd,
The ride-hailing platform, Uber, has launched UberMoto, a motorcycle ride-hailing service in the western Nigerian city of Ibadan.
Through the Uber app, riders can access affordable and convenient rides on
Treepz, a Nigerian shared mobility startup has announced the close of its seed round at $2.8 million after about 3 months. The startup also announced its expansion to Uganda
Africa-focused ride-hailing, logistics, and food delivery startup, Gozem, has announced it will be expanding to Cameroon.
Gozem was created by Emeka Ajene in 2018. The startup offers users a suite
Nairobi based mobility startup Opibus, announced today that it has raised $7.5m in funding led by Silicon Valley fund At One Ventures. The investment is the largest ever in
Rwanda-based mobility startup Ampersand has secured $9m loan facility from the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to expand its operations in Rwanda and Kenya.
The loan is part of
Nigeria-based last-mile delivery, logistics and transportation startup Gokada, has announced it launched in Ibadan following its consolidated growth in Lagos.
Gokada is a Lagos-based mobility startup founded in 2018 by
Nigerian mobility startup Moove, has announced its expansion to Cape Town as it gears up for further pan-African growth.
Moove was founded by British-born Nigerians Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi,
