Nigerian API infrastructure fintech startup, OnePipe, has secured $3.5m in seed funding. The seed round which is coming a year after OnePipe raised $950,000 in pre-seed funding, was
Nigeria-based cryptocurrency exchange, Busha has raised $4.2 million in investment led by Jump Capital. Cadenza Ventures, Blockwall Capital, CMT Digital, Greenhouse Capital, Raba Capital, and other investors also participated
Nigerian startup Mecho Autotech has secured an undisclosed amount of funding from VC firm Ingressive Capital, Ventures Platform, Tekedia Capital Investment, and Mono’s CEO Abdul Hassan.
The startup intends
Treepz, a Nigerian shared mobility startup has announced the close of its seed round at $2.8 million after about 3 months. The startup also announced its expansion to Uganda
VoxCroft Analytics, a South African open-source intelligence startup, has secured a $2 million investment from Knife Capital.
This investment will help accelerate its already rapid expansion in the United States
South African fintech startup, Paycode, has secured an undisclosed investment from one of Nigeria’s leading financial services providers, Investment One Financial Services Limited (Investment One). This deal was made
South African fintech startup, Ozow has announced the close of a $48 million Series B funding round to enhance its product offering and expand into new markets.
Ozow’s $48
South-African medical and security response platform, AURA, has raised $4.7m in a Series A funding round to scale its operations globally.
The round was led by MultiChoice Group (MCG)
Shuttlers, a Nigerian tech-enabled shared mobility startup has raised $1.6 million in seed funding to scale its operations across cities in Africa.
The investment round was led by Chicago
Zembo, a French startup with operations in Uganda, has raised $3.4 million to help grow its electric motorcycle business in Kampala, Uganda.
Mobility 54 Investment SAS, a corporate venture
Nigerian drug distribution startup, DrugStoc has announced the raise of a $4.4m Series A funding to expand across Nigeria.
The Series A round was led by Africa HealthCare Master
Root, a Cape Town-based low-code insurance platform start-up, has closed a $3 million seed funding round to help expand its infrastructure build to support the digital insurance economy.
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