Two Ivorian fintech startups have secured funding from Investisseurs & Partenaires, I&P, through its Acceleration Technologies program.
The I&P Acceleration Technologies program is a EUR2.5
Ride-hailing company, Uber has increased the price of its economy ride (UberX) by 13% in Lagos, starting from May 11, 2021.
The company disclosed this information via an e-mail sent
Branch with over 23 million downloads, is one of the most popular lending apps in the world. The app now offers 2 new noteworthy services: Unlimited free money transfer (unmatched
Mobile telecommunication company, MTN has announced the listing of its shares on the Rwandan Stock Exchange (RSE). This is a landmark achievement for the company as it is the first
Last week, the Ivorian e-commerce startup Afrikrea announced the launch of ANKA – an all-in-one SaaS solution to provide seamless e-commerce, payments, and global shipping service for thousands of micro retailers
Paystack, a leading African fintech company, powering businesses with its API has today announced its expansion to South Africa.
Paystack’s launch in South Africa is preceded by a 6months
Leading Nigerian fintech company, Paga has launched Paga Collect API, a unique feature that will enable users to request payments directly within the application.
This was announced in a blog
The past two years have been an interesting one for the African messaging App, Ayoba as it has witnessed impressive growth in its user base, clocking 5.5 million users
Two months after passing out from the Y Combinator Winter Batch, Flextock, an Egyptian tech-enabled logistics startup has raised pre-seed funding of $3.25 million.
This marks the largest pre-seed
Carry1st, an African-focused mobile game publishing platform has raised $6M in Series A funding to tap into Africa’s billion-dollar gaming market.
The round, which has brought total funding raised
GIZ Egypt has launched a €100 million ($120 million) funding programme called “VC University”.
This programme which targets first-time venture capital (VC) funds is a partnership between GIZ and the
Uhuru Investment Partners, a leading middle-market private equity firm based out of Lagos and Abidjan, has announced the first close of Uhuru Growth Fund I (UGF) at US$113 million,
