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Autochek Starts Operations in Kenya

Leading African automotive technology company, Autochek has begun its operations in Kenya

Tech Word For The Week: Growth Hacking

It’s the use of cost-effective digital marketing strategies and frameworks to expand your customer base, sell products, and gain exposure.

Eden Life Announces $1.4m Seed Round to Build Africa’s First Home Services App

The recently raised capital will be used to build Eden Life’s in-house technology, and develop world-class kitchens and operations hubs.

How Fixit45 is redefining auto aftermarket experience across Nigeria

Fixit45 wants to make repair services affordable for car owners and organisations. This will help meet the rising demand for quality automotive repair and maintenance services.

Tech Word For The Week: Peer to Peer Network

A peer to peer network is a distributed network where each system on the network both stores and transfers data without a central server.

How the proposed startup bill will drive growth in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem.

An exclusive Interview with a volunteer supporting the development and passage of the bill, Tomiwa Aladekomo (CEO, Big Cabal Media), on how the Nigeria Startup bill will impact the ecosystem.

Klasha secures $2.4 million seed funding

Klasha wants to build a technology that will grant Africans frictionless access to the global e-commerce economy regardless of their geographic location.

Shecluded Secures Google Grant To Drive Financial Inclusion For African Women

The grant will enable the set-up of operations across key regions in Nigeria and West Africa, increase its marketing efforts, and staff strength to meet growing demand.

Web 3.0 promises to make computers understand data in the way humans do. What?!

The next web evolution will bring with it new tools and strategies beyond what we currently know. Web 3.0 will give us a permissionless, decentralized, peer-to-peer network and other technologies that will dazzle our minds.

Tech Word For The Week: Startup Equity

Startup equity is the amount of ownership shareholders have in a startup. It represents the percentage of the startup’s stock sold to stakeholders (such as investors, advisors, and employees).

15 global startup accelerators accepting Nigerian startups

Accelerator programs that admit African startups and can fast track the growth of young innovative startups.

Jobberman Launches Alliance for Better Work Initiative

An initiative set to bolster job retention, workplace productivity, business development, and bridge the gender unemployment gap.