Norebase, a Nigerian trade technology startup that is establishing a single platform for startups to launch, expand, and operate throughout the African continent, has received $1 million in a pre-seed
NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are more than simply collectibles. It has progressed beyond that and is now a driving force behind the transformation of traditional system processes. It is now undergoing
After the first four months of 2022, African startups and their tech ecosystem show no sign of slowing down. As of now, Africa’s tech space has secured over $1,
The advancement of technology in Africa has piqued the interest of the rest of the world. Despite been labeled an “emerging market” for a long time, it has grown dramatically
As Africa continues to align itself with the global tech trend, the continent’s tech space continues to surge. New techs have always disrupted old ones. Globally, technology has always
Kenya is an emerging East African economic hub with a population of about 55 million people with the youth constituting a large chunk of the population. Regrettably, this youthful population
Global social networking company, Twitter, has on Monday announced that it has agreed to be acquired by Elon Musk, for $54.20 per share in cash in a transaction valued
In discussing the uniqueness of Minly’s service, then we are looking at a startup interested in spreading positivity. Minly, an Egypt-based creator economy platform launched in 2020. Mohamed El-Shinnawy,
Google and its cable landing partner, the West Indian Ocean Cable Company (WIOCC) have today announced the landing of its state-of-the-art Equiano subsea cable, expected to significantly impact Nigeria’s
Global tech giant, Google has announced the launch of a product development center in Nairobi, its first in the continent. The company said it set up the centre to build
African businesses are more aware of the reality of demanding, brand-conscious consumers living in a challenging environment. However, they still have to find the most efficient and effective way to
A joint report by Google and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) in 2020 disclosed that there are only 700,000 professional developers in Africa.
