The Nigerian government through the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy has today announced a joint project between the Government and Microsoft to develop high-speed internet infrastructure across the
Anyone who has uses a logistics company consistently in Nigeria has a story or two to tell concerning delays or misplaced packages in transit. Most times, it takes a patient
Goodwell Investments, an impact investment firm with a presence in Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa has today announced the launch of a new EUR50m ($60million) fund to support high-growth startups
Two innovative legal tech startups based in South Africa, Legal Lens and BriefCo have received an undisclosed amount of funding from Imvelo Ventures, a local venture capital firm founded by
Tunisian-based B2B expenses management company, Expensya has secured a $20 million investment from MAIF Avenir and Silicon Badia, with participation from French investors ISAI and Seventure Partners.
With the fresh
Airtel Africa Plc, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services in Nigeria and 13 other countries, has today announced the appointment of Mr. Olusegun Ogunsanya as the new
After attaining Unicorn status early this year, Nigerian Fintech startup, Flutterwave has been bullish when it comes to partnerships that will improve the payments landscape in Africa.
The latest amongst
Another funding opportunity has been launched for Agritech startups in Africa. This new fund which was announced today by the Milken Institute and Motsepe Foundation is geared towards driving technological
Unicorn fintech startup, Flutterwave was yesterday listed as a “Pioneer” in the latest TIME’s 100 Most Influential companies making an extraordinary impact around the world.
This feat is a
Ajua, a Kenya-based consumer experience platform for businesses in Africa has today announced its acquisition of WayaWaya, a Kenya-based AI and ML messaging company.
Wayawaya is well known for its
Kashat, an Egyptian microloans fintech startup, has announced that it has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from Cairo Angels, a global network of angel investors focused on supporting startup
Kenya-based ed-tech startup for K-12 students, Kidato has secured $1.4 million in seed funding.
Investors who participated in the round include Learn Start Capital, Launch Africa Ventures Fund, Graph
