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Ejara, the Cameroon-based investment and savings app, was selected among hundreds of candidates as one of the World Economic Forum’s “Technology Pioneers”. This was announced in a press release early this morning….
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By: Mathew Marsden African start-ups keep making hitting remarkable records with 8 phenomenal rounds across the continent this past week – with a MEGA series D out of Nigeria! But first, fascinating…
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By: Natalie Nkembuh Silvr’s recent €130M in Series A raise was done with the participation of key investors XAnge, Otium Capital, Bpifrance Digital Venture, Eurazeo, ISAI and business angels Alexandre Prot and Steve Anavi (co-founders of Qonto), Raphaël Vullierme (co-founder of Luko), Louis Chatriot (co-founder…
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By: David Van Dijk Startup funding in Senegal has been making the headlines lately. And for the right reasons. With $222m raised in 2021, the country ranks 5 on the continent,…
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Over the past weeks, several Africa-centric “Funding Reports” have been released detailing the activity of continental investors in 2021 and early 2022. While fundraising totals may differ, all agree on which…
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By Mathew Marsden 11 exciting rounds across the continent this week – 5 out of Nigeria and 3 from Kenya. Several Africa-centric “Funding Reports” have been released in recent weeks, detailing…
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By: Anthony William Catt Here are a few announcements, opportunities & resources worth checking out #14 SPOTLIGHT Is African TV & Movie content about to take centre stage? Global streamers like…
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The subscription agreements to raise about $1 billion from a group of undisclosed investors was announced by Trump Media & Technology Group and Digital World Acquisition Corp. run by Patrick Orlando on…
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An action that follows in the footsteps of Tunisia and most recently Senegal (both of which have adopted similar legislation). The Rwandan government has called upon Innovation for Policy Foundation (i4Policy); the…
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By Natalie Nkembuh “The first thing I would do is put a succession plan in place to remove all of the elderly executives who are in charge of the African Free Trade…