For every Fawry, there are countless tech startups where ESOPs might turn into little more than unfulfilled promises.

JADA's latest funding represents an important step for the startup, but it is also part of a broader strategy to establish Africa as a hub for AI expertise.

Despite the remittance boom, the market remains dominated by established international players.

LeapFrog has a strong history of investing in Africa, with past investments in companies such as JUMO and Interswitch.

The acquisition of Habari is part of Mawingu’s broader buy-and-build strategy to scale its footprint in East Africa.

The shares will be priced at 760 Algerian dinars (DA) each, equating to approximately $5.70 per share.

This is a one-of-a-kind deal and opens a new pathway for other Egyptian startups seeking funding.

Under Egypt's SPAC rules, Catalyst Partners has two years to finalize its acquisitions or return capital to its investors.

Moniepoint's early investors recently secured significant returns through secondary sales during the company's $110M Series C round. Now, investors in Africa's clean technology sector aim to replicate—and even surpass—this success.

Despite recent wins, Swvl’s financial health remains under scrutiny.

In under a year, Solarbox has partnered with prominent industry players across Senegal, including Orange Energies, FedEx, Paps Logistics, Plastic Odyssey, Swiss Fresh Water, Health in a Box, and Fleetch.

Nigeria's inflation rate surged to 33.88% in October, making foreign currency financing increasingly costly for businesses.