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Ivorian digital logistics startup Kamtar have announced it raised $3.5m in a series A funding round as it moves to expand its Pan-Africa operations. Sendy Limited, Mobility 54 Investment
South African Proptech group Castle One has announced it received an undisclosed amount of funding from HL Hall and Sons Holdings. The startup speaking said the deal will unlock new,
South African developer of enterprise software engineering solutions Stone Three, has raised an undisclosed amount of funding from Knife Capital as it bids to expand.
Stone Three was launched in
Nigeria-based Insurtech startup providing API-driven insurance infrastructure-as-a-service Insurpass has announced it raised an undisclosed amount of investment from the US-based investment syndicate Tekedia Capital.
Insurpass was co-founded by Seun Ayegbusi
Nigerian B2B payments platform Verto, has raised $10m in a Series A funding round as it aims to expand its service delivery region.
The funding round led Quona Capital, alongside
Nigerian Edtech startup Edves has announced it raised $575k in a seed funding round to help it improve its product and bring more schools online.
The round was led by
South African P2P solar leasing startup Sun Exchange, has raised a further $2.5 million in funding in form of a convertible note to help it scale more quickly.
The
Tunisian data management and analysis startup Biware, has announced it secured $1.2m in its first round of funding from CDC Gestion and Zitouna Capital.
Biware was launched in 2011
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
Senegalese logistics startup Yobante Express, has announced it raised $1.2m in a seed funding round to help it spread across South Africa and Nigeria, as it looks to build
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,
