The cheque sizes of active African venture capital firms

This article examines the cheque sizes of African venture capital firms.

Inside Getwallets’ pivot to Orchestrate, a payments infrastructure company

Orchestrate (formerly Getwallets) is a payment infrastructure company that give fintechs and merchants access to multiple payment providers with a single integration. But before Orchestrate, there was Getwallets. What changed and what is next?

Eight notable African tech stories in May 2022

In May 2022, Ethiopia launched its 5G network, Interswitch raised $110 million in investment, and we curated these and other notable stories.

Inside Irritech’s effort to enable irrigation in Nigeria

Founded in 2020, Irritech has provided solar-powered irrigation and water pumping systems for 2146 farmers across 16 states in Nigeria

How Flying Farmer is using drones to revolutionise agriculture in Africa

Femi Adekoya, also known as the flying farmer, is revolutionizing Nigeria’s agriculture by giving drone-powered solutions to commercial and smallholder farmers.

Scholarships for Africa’s tech talent

World-class tech hubs to learn high-income tech skills at no cost or at an incredibly discounted price.

These edtech startups are revolutionising learning in Africa

Over 200 edtech startups are spread across Africa using diverse models to bridge the quality education gap. This listicle captures a few of the edtech startups that will have covered previously.

Ingressive for Good secures $250k donation from Google. Here are its future plans

Ingressive for Good leads the charge to build the pipeline of tech talent in Africa.

Meet the African startups at Techstars New York Class of Spring 2022

Out of the 12 companies selected for the Techstars New York (Techstars NYC) Class of Spring 2022, three are African tech companies.

Izifin is using Embedded Intelligence to help businesses make informed decisions

Izifin, an Artificial Intelligence focused Embedded software provider, is empowering all businesses, despite of their size or sector, to better leverage data and serve their customers.

Inside Flutterwave’s plan for Tanzanian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

Flutterwave has been licensed as a payment services provider by the Bank of Tanzania to support Tanzanian SMEs overcome challenges presented by the nation's fragmented payment infrastructure.

Religious Apps and Softwares for Africans

Made in Africa religious apps and softwares currently operating and could be the vanguard of new religious tools that will emerge in coming years.