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This proptech survived by avoiding ownership while also building a credit bureau.
The startup that once moved soap and biscuits to corner shops now tracks lithium and tungsten from African mines to global manufacturers, and it's working.
4G Capital is helping Africa’s small businesses grow through loans and business training, reaching over 600,000 businesses across Africa.
The story of RetailBox parallels Nigerian business itself: resilience shaped more by constraints than convenience.
Africhange introduces USD virtual accounts, stablecoin deposits, and a “Pay with Crypto” option, giving Africans faster, low-cost remittance and cross-border payment solutions.
David- Bobola Ojoawo is building CompasAI to simplify learning pathways and challenge AI’s place in the future of work.
When rent, hospital bills, or other emergencies come knocking, insurance rarely picks up the tab in Nigeria. Instead, young people are turning to apps like Piggyvest, building their own safety nets one deposit at a time.
GistPool, a Nigerian startup, is transforming Africa’s cultural debates into money by creating a marketplace where everyday opinions become tradable assets.
A German Shepherd owner’s fight against poor pet ownership revealed a deeper issue: vet bills pushing middle-class Nigerians to the brink.
Timon isn’t a booking site or another virtual dollar card; it’s a fintech built for travellers moving in and out of Africa. Behind it is Tomi Ayorinde—a YC alum and repeat founder who previously exited to FairMoney.
Oneremit uses a blend of modern technology and old-school relationship banking to differentiate itself in Africa's cross-border payment space.
Meet the founder who cracked Nigeria's mobility code and just landed ₦2B to scale it nationwide.
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