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The report, which aims to provide a comprehensive view of the African tech funding ecosystem, reveals that, in line with the global downturn in venture capital funding, the African tech sector saw a significant slowdown in 2023.
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As part of the relocation, Bboxx plans to invest $100 million into the East African country and train some 500 Rwandans in the next five years
United Kingdom-based low earth orbit (LEO) satellite communications firm OneWeb is bullish on conquering the South African internet connectivity space
For its 2024 winter batch, Y Combinator has selected two Nigerian fintech startups, Cleva and Miden, along with one Kenyan travel tech startup.
For those aspiring to join the ranks of Africa's elite Growth Engineers, alGROWithm's GTAP is not just a program; it's a transformative journey.
South African game publisher, Carry1st is Sony's first African investment via its $10 million Sony Innovation Fund for Africa.
In 2023, Pade paid out ₦11.473 billion in salaries for its clients, recording a 41.1% average annual increase. The average salary disbursed was ₦240,000.
In a bid to further rival the West's grip on the global electric auto market, China is aggressively exporting its competing EV brands, even to Africa
52 countries in the continent now have at least one registrar selling and managing domain names on behalf of individuals or businesses
Under the terms of the deal, Netflix will get Monday Night Raw for 10 years, with a chance to end the contract after five.
Cova, a Nigerian wealthtech startup that enables users to track their assets in one place, is shutting down.
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