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    Glint, Egyptian VC Firm, Targets Early-Stage Startups Selling Abroad with New $6 Million Fund

    Egyptian investment firm Glint announced the initial closing of its second venture capital fund,...

    Fractional Executives: Executive Search CEO Shares How Top Companies in Africa Are Accessing Top Talent for Less

    In the heart of the booming startup scene in Africa, a new approach to...

    Senegalese B2B E-commerce Startup Maad Secures $3.2 Million to Streamline FMCG Distribution in Africa

    Maad, a Senegalese B2B e-commerce startup, has secured a significant $3.2 million seed funding...

    Global South VC Capria Ventures Appoints African Partner to Double Down on Investment

    Global South venture capital leader Capria Ventures has announced the promotion of Mobola da-Silva...
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    TymeBank Names CCO Cheslyn Jacobs as New CEO Ahead of IPO Push

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    Why Global Tech Giants Are Offshoring Their Engineering Jobs to Egypt

    The country’s digital export revenues have surged from $2.4 billion in 2022 to $4.8 billion in 2025

    The USAID-Shaped Hole: Nine Months On, African Tech Startup’s Story Has a New Plot

    A US aid pullout nine months ago triggered fears of an ecosystem collapse. But while early-stage startups are failing in record numbers, late-stage mega-deals are pushing funding to new highs. What's really going on?

    Lifestores CEO Steps Down as African Tech’s “Great Handover” Continues

    Andrew Garza’s transition from CEO at Lifestores Healthcare is the latest in a wave of founder successions at major African startups

    Kenya’s Startup Crash Makes Way for Japanese Capital and Climate Dominance

    Kenya’s ecosystem has become highly specialised.