By focusing on distributed and small-scale solutions, REPP 2 seeks to bridge the estimated $22 billion annual funding shortfall required to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7 (SDG7) of universal energy access.

Yet, venturing abroad is fraught with risks.

“We did it for the pharmaceutical industry, and we can do it for fintech.”

Back home, Fawry is navigating regulatory pathways to expand its service offerings.

Renew Capital has broadened its impact investment footprint in Africa with recently strategic backing for two startups driving innovation in fintech and e-mobility

Angel investors in Africa show a preference for high-growth, scalable startups with proven market traction.

The new fund targets investments of up to $2 million in seed and Series A rounds, with follow-on investments of up to $5 million.

Sonatel, a subsidiary of the Orange Group, has positioned itself as a key player in digital transformation across West Africa.

This $15 million fund comes at a critical juncture for the Tunisian startup ecosystem.

In addition to installment payments, Tunzaa incorporates gamified savings features, allowing users to set financial goals and earn rewards for meeting them.

Despite recent gains from Black Friday events, Jumia faces mounting external pressures, particularly from Temu’s arrival in key Nigerian market.

Afrigreen’s investment in Ignite Power is part of a broader strategy to accelerate the adoption of renewable energy across Africa