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"Merchants of Record are not just a facilitator for African businesses; they're a catalyst," said Mallick Bolakale, CEO of Startbutton.
Lisk has launched a $15M Web3 fund to back startups in Africa, Latin America, and Asia targeting fintech, payments, and inclusion.
Nigeria has slipped to last place in African startup funding in 2025, raising only $186m compared to Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt.
ANAVA-backed 216 Capital and Plug and Play, VISA Africa Fintech Accelerator partner to launch new accelerator for Tunisian startups.
Africa’s Business Heroes 2025 Semi-Finals will be hosted in Dakar, Senegal, with 20 innovative startups competing for $1.5 million in funding.
13 African startups have been selected for TechCrunch’s 2025 Startup Battlefield 200, highlighting Africa’s growing influence in global innovation.
African banks are now funding startups and SMEs through loans, accelerators, and equity. Here are six banks driving innovation in Africa.
Africa’s AI market is projected to grow from $4.5B to $16.5B by 2030. Meet the most promising AI startups driving change in healthcare, finance, biotech, and more.
Smart benches that talk. Toilets that judge. And baby cry translators. These 7 African tech gadgets are hilarious and unexpectedly brilliant.
KorinAI is building Africa’s future in AI music by turning lyrics into Afrobeats, making music creation cheaper, faster, and more African.
Winich Farms raises six-figure funding from DisrupTech Ventures to expand agri-fintech services for over 180,000 Nigerian farmers.
Lagos has been ranked the world’s fastest-growing tech ecosystem in 2025 by Dealroom, outpacing global cities with rapid startup growth and five unicorns solidifying its status as Africa’s digital powerhouse.
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