African Startups News in Africa
Today, Accrue boasts over 200,000 users across eight African countries: Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Cameroon, Uganda, Zambia, and Malawi.
Moniepoint has carved a territory for itself by providing digital financial services to individuals and businesses.
Kapu boasts of serving 100,000 households per month and processing 2 million customer orders annually, claiming to have delivered $1m in savings to consumers.
This deal marks a pivotal moment for DisrupTech Ventures, as it indicates a willingness to diversify its portfolio beyond traditional fintech to include blockchain-based solutions.
Climate change in South Africa aggravates the risks to crucial infrastructure. Insight Terra hopes to bridge this converting real-time data into actionable insights and ensure operational safety and regulatory compliance.
As a testament to Enko Education’s impact, the group has seen more than 1,700 graduates secure admission to over 500 prestigious universities worldwide, including Yale University, Sciences Po, and the...
The funding is in step with Maxula Gestion's broader ambition to inject fresh life into Tunisia's sports sector through innovative ideas.
Egypt’s MoneyHash Lands $5.2 million in Pre-Series A Funding, Seeks To Unify African Payment Systems
MoneyHash's milestone funding comes amid rising investment in African fintech startups, which have proven to be trailblazers in venture capital funding on the continent.
"This investment marks an exciting milestone, as we continue to define a new category of insurance,” says Alex Thomson, co-founder of Naked.
Since its inception in 2021, Onafriq has rapidly spread across Africa through acquisitions and organic growth while its headquarters remained in London.
