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Femi Adekoya, also known as the flying farmer, is revolutionizing Nigeria’s agriculture by giving drone-powered solutions to commercial and smallholder farmers.
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.
Since January 2020 when SafeBoda started operations in Nigeria, it has made with over 3 million rides made by over 10,000 riders and over 100,000 passengers.
Since Spotify's launch in Nigeria, the average number of artists streamed per user has grown by 60%, and Nigerian music fans have created 1.3 million user-generated playlists.
Spotify is a pioneer in music streaming and is arguably the best-known service, Apple Music runs second to Spotify in terms of subscribers. However, there are African-focused music streaming platforms that you can explore.
These African startups are among the over 230 startups that will be participating in the Y Combinator Winter 2022 batch. Ten African companies participated in the last Winter batch.
Based on their stories, funding and user base, we curated a list of some of the most promising early-stage startups in Africa you should watch out for.
With these wealth management apps, you can take control of your spending habits by investing and saving your money to grow your network.
In the Zero to Scale series this year, six founders shared how they were able to build and scale their startups; we compiled six lessons out of their experiences.
In 2021, tech startups operating across Africa have jointly raised over $4.27 billion in 800+ deals.
Redeemers Connect is exclusively for singles, widow[ers] who are in search of a Christian partner.
Can payment service banks help Nigeria achieve its financial inclusion target of 95% by 2024?
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