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With 92.2% internet penetration and 54.9 million mobile connections, Morocco is ripe for fintech growth. ORA Technologies’ $4.4M funding and 300K downloads signal investor confidence in local tech.
Founded in 2021 by Raphael Fettaya and Eytan Messika, Nilos set out to simplify financial operations for businesses operating in multiple currencies. T
"In areas where we have unlimited internet service; we have achieved a minimum of 80% penetration in all communities," said founder and CEO of Tizeti, Kendall Ananyi
CEO Femi Aluko explained that teams that once needed 24 people to function can now run smoothly with just two, thanks to new efficiencies.
FCCPC has sued MultiChoice Nigeria for defying regulatory orders and increasing DStv and GOtv subscription prices, sparking a legal battle over consumer rights.
Drivers believe an indigenous app will be more attuned to their specific needs.
The EMOSIM Travel eSIM promises to provide digital onboarding and real-time support for your adventures in the UK, US, and Canada.
The Alpha Fund is designed to build on insights from previous funds. It will focus on seed investments that enable entrepreneurs to build resilient companies and achieve scalable growth.
While the company has demonstrated resilience in the past, including surviving a Senate probe in 2016, the loss of this major government contract will undoubtedly impact its revenue streams
Fintech revenue grew to ₦106 billion, with a 46.6% drop in active mobile money wallets.
This partnership advances Coinbase's 'Go Broad, Go Deep' strategy, creating a regulatory-compliant way to serve Nigeria's growing cryptocurrency market.
Ghana's Oze announces new funding round following investment from Visa, DEG and existing investors. It plans to build 100M profitable SMEs in Africa.
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