Enygma Ventures, a US venture capital company that invests in selected startups and SMEs in Africa has taken up the challenge to assist female-founded businesses and entrepreneurs in Africa.
Enygma
Sparkle, a Nigerian Fintech company has launched its Sparkle Business– a platform to help Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) access products and services necessary for the digital enhancement of their
The Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST)- a pan-African training programme, seed fund and incubator for technology entrepreneurs in Africa, providing critical skills training in software development, business and
The African Enterprise Challenge Fund(AECF) recently launched a USD1.2 million worth of innovation fund.
The AECF is a development institution that helps businesses and startups alike to be
The need for business-building capability both at the entrepreneur and investor level increases the need for more venture capitalist and accelerator firms in Africa. Because most startups lack appropriate strategies
Startup accelerator funds have been the force upholding African startups over the years and inspite of the numerous funds generated by startups in the African tech space in March 2021;
Pan-African Fintech Accelerator has selected 10 African Fintech startups that will participate in the first edition of the virtual acceleration program. The accelerator is funded by SANAD Fund for MSME
Today, Y-Combinator is given 10 startups in its 2021 batch the opportunity to pitch their products to the world. Accelerator firms have days when they allow startups showcase their products.
The need for cross-border payment has been increasing in Africa over the years. With the traditional banking system failing to efficiently meet this need for African merchants and freelancers, fintech
Overview of Insurtech
If you have an insurance company and are looking for an area where it will receive as most patronage, Africa should do. Africa is one of the
In Nigeria, when people have lots of places to be, they say ‘I get plenty waka’. Plentywaka has been operating in Nigeria since 2019 to manage the problems involved in
Without commodity exchanges, it would be difficult—if not impossible—to establish a standardized price for a commodity. Those in the commodity industry would be personally responsible for finding individual
