All around the globe, blockchain is shifting familiar structures in tangible ways even as Africans show resilience in startups amidst the chaos.
Technology-dominated startups on the continent will continue to
Constant Ventures, a part of the Constant Group is raising a $100 million venture capital fund to invest across a range of technology start-ups with a focus on financial inclusion,
Tunisia-based Venture Capital firm, 216 Capital Ventures has secured $6.4 million through subscription from Smart Capital, the management company of the ANAVA Fund -whose Fund of Funds has a
Crypto Valley Venture Capital (CVVC), a Switzerland-based VC firm has launched an Africa-focused early-stage fund to back blockchain startups in the continent. This was disclosed by the investor on Monday
Verification of users has become more necessary with the development of digital businesses globally. The most basic use of this tool is to offer or engage users based on verified
Africa’s payment company, Interswitch, has raised $110 million in investment from LeapFrog Investments and Tana Africa Capital.
The investment will boost Interswitch’s plans to expand the digital payments
Emerging markets focused early-stage venture capital firm, Rali_cap, has launched a $30 million fund. Last month, the firm, formerly known as Rally Cap Ventures, reached its first close of
Techstars, one of the most influential accelerators in Africa has announced the ARM Labs Lagos Techstars Accelerator for early-stage fintech and proptech startups across the continent.
The ARM Labs Lagos
Egyptian health-tech startup, Otida, has secured $340,000 in a pre-seed funding round to expand digital treatment for diabetes across the country and the MENA region.
The funding round was
Morocco’s Al Mada Holding Group, an investment firm managed by the Moroccan royal family has announced the launch of pan-African venture capital to invest in fast-growing startups on the
Eksab, an Egyptian fantasy football platform that uses gaming and online community development to make football entertaining and participatory for fans in the Middle East and North Africa, has secured
With the confirmation of seven additional Nigerian start-ups – totaling eight for Africa, the number of African participants in the W22 batch of the Y Combinator Program now stands at 24,
