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Inflow Finance is a personal finance management tool that allows users to track their spending across multiple bank accounts
This newsletter looks at funding for women, Gen Z vs Millenials, Quickteller Business, and more
With 26 startups and one exit in his portfolio, there are fewer Nigerian investors more prolific than Olumide Soyombo
Update on the CBN crypto ban, the SEC's new PR, banks closing accounts, NGNT, and Moyalo
The SEC's press release, which can be seen on its website, attempts to answer questions of conflict.
The Central Bank of Nigeria, today, announced a sweeping ban on cryptocurrency purchase and trading in the country.
Risevest is a wealth-tech product that allows Africans to benefit from the best wealth-creating opportunities across the world.
Echelon Capital is looking to invest millions of dollars in African tech and non-tech startups, beginning with a $1 million rolling fund.
In this article, we will be looking at the top ten Ghanaian startups to watch in 2021. The list contains old-timers who have gained a strong footing in the game and new companies looking to change how Ghanaians live and do business.
At the heart of it, Selar is an e-commerce store builder that allows creators to sell digital products and services like; e-books, music, courses, and training, etc., across borders.
Unemployment in Nigeria is a well-documented and multifaceted issue. Stories like the 2014 stampede in the Abuja National Stadium have come to define the unemployment story in the country.
BitSika is a payment app that helps people send money instantly across countries. It is popularly known as the CashApp of Africa.
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