African drivers are requiring the presentation of NEXIT – a route application that permits clients to scan for any mix of cafés, lodgings, shopping centers, attractions, and gas stations dependent on
Biotech startup LifeQ has collaborated with B-Secur to develop an advanced, integrated Electrocardiogram (ECG) and optical (PPG) based technology solution.
According to an announcement from the company, B-Secur’s Electrocardiogram
Mama Money, an African remittance platform, has partnered with cross-currency money movement and payments company, Western Union to allow customers to send money across the world leveraging Western Union’s
Moroccan startup, Nextronic has produced its first locally-made Infrared thermometer.
This development is part of the country’s effort to fight the current COVID-19 pandemic,
The engineering group proposed their
South African fintech company, MFS Africa has acquired East African digital payments management startup, Beyonic.
Beyonic is a digital payment management provider that grants 26 mobile money networks and over
Ride-hailing platform, Careem has partnered with Visa to provide a variety of financial payment services to its drivers dubbed, “Captains”.
The services aim to tackle the challenges such as real-time
iSchoolAfrica has partnered iStore to iPads to 10,000 South African matriculants on the #MyFuture programme.
iSchoolAfrica is an education trust that provides the world’s best technology to under-resourced
South African Digital Agency, Retroactive has rolled out a sports marketing app known as MatchKit.
The app enables athletes to unlock additional revenue streams to further commercialize their careers.
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First National Bank (FNB) has joined forces with UnionPay International (UPI) to allow UnionPay cardholders to make contactless payments with their cards via FNB Speedpoint terminals in South Africa.
This
South African animation studio, Triggerfish is planning to open its first international studio in Galway, Ireland.
According to a statement by the company, the project is supported by the Irish
The founder of the e-health startup, Rahet Bally named, Nadia Gamal El-Din has won $100,000 in funding from global Cartier’s Women’s Initiative Awards 2020.
The annual initiative
Worldwide digital payment Visa, has launched its new initiative ‘Where you Shop Matters‘ and it aims at championing and enabling entrepreneurs in Nigeria while encouraging consumers to support small businesses.
