The MEA-focused digital payments company Network International has confirmed its interest in the South African market with a $29M (R500 million) investment to implement its processing capabilities, following up on
For the Africa’s vibrant and expanding private firms, private equity has proven effective in bridging the gap between self-financing and traditional capital market activity. Private equity has profited from
Ever done that math where an Error Correction statistic is introduced to determine the speed of convergence of an independent variable? Here’s a quick explanation: Sometimes, socioeconomic variables can
Even though the term “Proptech” dates back to the 1980s, it wasn’t until the early 2000s that the so-called first generation of Proptech companies began operating. After more than
The concern that Africa’s AI industry was not ready for the 4th industrial revolution is been debunked by the widespread development of AI in Africa. Startups are all bringing
12 days ago, we likened South Africa to the Sirius of the Southern region. The article posited how South Africa could project digital services to the rest of the region
Remember how the longest subsea cable in Africa was promised to happen by 2023? That project is already happening and excitingly, it begins in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.
At the moment, Zimbabwe seems progressive in the pursuit to provide internet connectivity for businesses and individuals. After launching its first orbiting satellite, ZimSat-1 in November last year, the country’
There have been opinions that South Africa does mergers and acquisitions better than any other African country. Disrupt Africa’s 2022 South Africa Startup Ecosystem Report noted that South Africa’
Bitcoin exchange, Binance has announced that it is partnering with Women in Tech to provide Web3 vocational training for 2800 women in rural regions in South Africa and Brazil through
Airtel Zambia has announced the national rollout of 138 new 4G sites to increase network accessibility amid growing competition among service providers in Zambia’s mobile communications market. Manu Sood,
In a move that solidifies its position as the premier publisher of mobile games in Africa, Carry1st announced today that it has raised $27 million in a funding round led
