Omnisient, a South Africa startup that specializes in secure data sharing for businesses has recently announced the close of a $1.4 million funding round.
The startup revealed that the
Egyptian tech-focused Venture Capital firm, Algebra Ventures, has recently announced the appointment of Laila Hassan and Omar Khashaba to its second $90 million funds as General Partners.
Both individuals collectively
Nine African startups have been selected to take part in the Silicon Valley-based Y Combinator S21 batch accelerator, receiving $125,000 each in seed funding as well as further investment
South African venture capital firm Kalon Venture Partners has announced the completion of its Section 12 J capital raise with Assets Under Management of over $17.5m.
Kalon Venture Partners
MAGIC Fund, an early-stage venture firm, has announced it raise $30m Fund to scale its global founders-backing-founders initiative. The firm intends to use the fund in supporting early-stage startups across
Africa-focused early-stage investment firm VestedWorld has invested in Nigerian marketing technology company Terragon to increase its geographical reach, expand its product suite and develop new partnerships. The terms of the
South African haircare startup Brown and Ayo have announced it raised $276k in funding from female-focused VC firm Enygma Ventures.
Brown and Ayo were founded in 2019 by Acanda Jaswa,
Six months after its previous publication, US seed-stage accelerator Y Combinator (YC) released its YC Top Companies list which contains startups valued at over $150m or more, featuring 163 companies,
Mubadala Investment Company and BPIfrance have partnered to form a new co-investment venture focused on African private equity to support high-growth African startups and SMEs. The two firms have agreed
Giraffe, a South Africa-based mobile recruitment platform has been acquired by the Harambee Youth Employment Accelerator. With this acquisition, Giraffe’s existing user base of jobseekers and employers will be
Tech giant, Google has today announced the launch of a $3 million Black Founders Fund (BFF) for Africa program, and a Google.org backed $3million grant to the Tony Elumelu
Nigeria-based startup, TradeDepot, a fast-moving consumer goods platform that connects informal retailers to distributors and manufacturers is reportedly in talks to kickstart a Series B funding round.
According to sources
