Pan-African cryptocurrency exchange, Yellow Card, has announced a $15M Series A, the largest ever by an African cryptocurrency exchange, to ramp up hiring and continue its expansion across the continent.
ReelFruit, a premium dried fruit company recognized for its high-quality healthy snacks, has closed a $3 million Series A investment.
The round was led by Alitheia IDF with a $2
Zola Electric, a solar-hybrid renewable energy provider has raised $90 million capital to develop next-generation hardware and software, and to enter new markets. The funds comprise a $45 million equity
ChipperCash, an African cross-border payment fintech startup, has launched its money transfer and cross-border payment service in South Africa.
The startup revealed that these services will be available for free
Netflix revealed on Monday that it is launching a free mobile plan for users in Kenya; a move the streaming giant believes will boost user growth and lead to the
Cartona, an Egyptian B2B platform that connects retailers to manufacturers and wholesalers has announced the successful close of a $4.5 million Pre-Series A fundraise.
The round was led by
54gene, a health technology company with operations in Nigeria and US, has secured $25 million in a Series B funding round by pan African venture capital firm Cathay AfricInvest Innovation
Releaf, a Nigerian agritech startup that develops proprietary hardware and software solutions for African farmers and food factories has secured $4.2 million in seed funding. The total sum comes
Egypt-based B2B e-commerce startup Capiter has raised a $33 Million Series A funding round to power its rapid expansion into digital financial services and additional markets.
The investment was co-led
Egypt-based fintech and micro-loan solutions provider, Kashat has announced the close of a $1.75 million Bridge funding round to develop its platform and expand its operations.
The Bridge round
Nigerian digital commerce startup, OurPass has closed a $1 million pre-seed round to scale their one-click checkout platform across the country.
The round was led by Tekedia Capital and angel
Kenyan mobile money platform, M-Pesa has announced a milestone of 50 million active users across Africa. Making it the most popular mobile money platform in the continent, and Africa’s
