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Google has launched its AI First program in Africa to provide startups with access to Google's AI expertise, Cloud Platform resources, and networking opportunities.
Tanzanian fintech startup, NALA has launched payments from the UK and EU to Nigeria.
Flutterwave, the leading African fintech startup wants to continue with its initial public offering (IPO) plans that were stalled last year due to a myriad of scandals including insider trading, sexual allegations and regulatory challenges.
Africa's pioneer climate tech pre-seed fund and accelerator advances efforts to build a climate-resilient future.
East Africa is quickly becoming a centre of innovation and promise, with Kenya blazing the trail in the region's startup landscape.
Rwandan fintech startup, Payday said it has reversed restriction on 60% of the about 2000 accounts that were restricted for violating its terms of use.
Zanifu has raised $11.2 million in a pre-Series A round to expand access to credit for small businesses in Kenya.
Pitch, get feedback, and secure VC funding; The Investor Clinic is designed to support African startups amid a funding dip post-market reset.
The startups would participate in a 13 weeks hybrid programme that will take them from a kick-off retreat in New Orleans to TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco, and Afrotech in Austin.
The fintech company is rolling out a consumer app and debit card that will enable personal banking transactions.
Amazon has launched the first AWS Skills Centre based outside of the US, in South Africa, to deliver free training for learners in the region.
Google has appointed Olumide Balogun, its former head of consumer apps for Sub-Saharan Africa, as Director for West Africa.
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