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7 in 10 Nigerian ride-hailing users are women aged 25–34, a new Bolt study shows, highlighting safety as the key driver of mobility choices.
Djibouti partners with TLG Capital and International Investment Bank to secure $10M private credit for expanding digital infrastructure.
AXIAN Telecom acquires Kenya’s Zuku operator, Wananchi Group, for $63M, expanding across East Africa after a $100M EIB funding boost.
Cell C has revealed plans to list on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) under the ticker CCD, marking a major milestone in its turnaround strategy.
Asaak deploys 2,000 electric motorcycles in Uganda in just four months, boosting e-mobility and financial inclusion for boda riders.
KCB Bank Group is acquiring a minority stake in Pesapal, strengthening its fintech ecosystem after its $15.4M Riverbank Solutions deal.
Nigeria drops nine spots to 18th in RMB’s 2025 ‘Where to Invest in Africa’ report, losing ground to Seychelles, Mauritius, and Côte d’Ivoire.
Tanzania restricted internet access during its 2025 general election. Citizens rely on VPNs to stay online. Find out more.
Auto24.africa, backed by Stellantis, has launched EV24 in Kenya to power East Africa’s electric vehicle future.
Velents.ai, an Egyptian–Saudi AI startup, raised $1.5M to launch Agent.sa, the first Arabic-speaking AI employee for Middle East enterprises.
Lidya, Nigeria’s digital lending pioneer, shuts down after nearly a decade. The fintech failed amid a funding drought and internal collapse.
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