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Safaricom Ethiopia has received mobile money licence from the National Bank of Ethiopia to expand M-Pesa in Ethiopia.
Kenya-based iProcure has announced its expansion into Tanzania through its partnership with the Farm to Market Alliance.
Zimbabwe has launched a gold-backed digital currency. It will be used as legal tender alongside the Zimbabwean dollar.
Nigeria's federal executive council has approved the national policy on blockchain. Through the policy, the country will develop regulatory framework to govern the adoption of the technology.
Microsoft has appointed Lillian Barnard to lead its African operations as part of its efforts to accelerate digital transformation on the continent.
In collaboration with the Dubai World Trade Centre, NITDA has commenced the selection of eight Nigerian startups that will pitch at GITEX Global events this year.
The Lagos state government has partnered with Oando and EV manufacturer, Yutong to put 12,000 electric buses on Lagos roads by 2030. The first set of the buses have been delivered.
Nomba (formerly Kudi) has secured $30 million pre-Series B to expand its payment solutions for African businesses.
Carta, an equity management platform that was last privately valued at $7.4 billion has backed Raise in an undisclosed deal. It is the US-based companies first African investment.
Due to its inability to raise additional funding, Hover—the parent company of Stax, says instead of shutting down, it is transitioning from a "full-time team to an open source community".
Leading KYC compliance and ID verification platform, Smile Identity has acquired Inclusive Innovations, the parent company of Appruve, a Ghana-based ID verification provider, in an undisclosed deal.
Investing in Innovation Africa (i3), a pan-African initiative for start-ups building the future of healthcare supply chains, is calling for leading innovators to join its second cohort.
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