A Nigerian identity verification and compliance company, Prembly has declared its new project FraudLens, an open source fraud intelligence platform which is created to tackle the existing threats of financial
One of Egypt’s fastest-growing fintech companies, Basata Holding for Financial Investments has launched an expansion of its digital payments ecosystem. The company announced this project in Cairo as a
Mitcha, a well-known online marketplace which is devoted to supporting regional fashion designers in the Egyptian advertising technology market, has been acquired by Converted, a company that is built primarily
An Egyptian-Saudi advisory firm, Wider Consulting has officially disclosed the plan to invest USD 14.3 million in Egypt and Saudi Arabia in order to build and enhance entrepreneurship and
A fintech startup, Orca Fraud has received $2.35 million in seed funding in order to scale its operations across Africa and other emerging markets. This is a firm that
A South African payment startup in Johannesburg, NjiaPay has raised a sum of $2.1 million in seed funding to increase the functionality of the platform to help businesses manage
An entrepreneur from Morocco, Meriam Bessa has decided to adopt the use of artificial intelligence in influencer marketing to enhance her startup Hypeo AI, a platform that is structured to
A global telecommunications and connectivity provider, Neterra has announced an official release of two new internet services for enterprises, one targeted at a primary business internet solution and the other
A Global Science and technology company, Merck has created an educational Symptom Checker in the Gulf region (Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and United Arab Emirates) in order to
An electric mobility startup in East Africa, Zeno has received a sum of $25 million in Series A funding to improve the production of Emara e-motorcycles and increase its battery-swap
Algerian fintech startup Gifty has decided to make digital payments more accessible with its all-in-one mobile platform in a country where over 90% of transactions are still cash-based. The platform
A Nigerian artificial intelligence startup named Intron has officially announced an upgraded powerful speech recognition platform called Sahara v2, specifically designed for African languages and speech patterns. With this release,
