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    With Billion-Dollar Wind in its Sails, Nigeria’s Moniepoint Charts UK Course

    Moniepoint has engaged CLA Evelyn Partners Limited, an FCA-regulated auditing firm, to ensure compliance with the UK’s stringent financial standards.

    Senegal’s Startup Push Faces Turmoil Amid Resignation of Startup Commission Chief

    The CEAC was created as a cornerstone of Senegal’s Startup Act, which was ratified in 2021 by President Macky Sall following its 2020 adoption by the National Assembly.

    Up for Sale: Nigeria’s Self-Styled Agri-Fintech Leader, Tingo Group, Meets a Brutal End

    The recent ruling indicates the SEC’s intensified focus on holding international entrepreneurs accountable.

    Malian Diaspora Startup Fund Ciwara Capital Targets $83M, Eyes Pan-African Expansion

    In early 2024, Ciwara Capital made its first direct investment outside Mali, backing LafricaMobile (LAM), a Senegal-based multi-channel digital communications platform.
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    Ivory Coast’s Julaya Joins List of Fintechs Returning After Regulatory Freeze

    The announcement places Julaya among the first digital finance providers in Francophone West Africa to re-emerge from a regulatory freeze that has paralysed the region’s fintech sector since the beginning of May.

    The Hidden Infrastructure of Innovation: What Makes Some Spaces More Creative Than Others?

    Paul Keursten (CEO at Workshop17) writes from Johannesburg, South Africa.

    Can Timbuktoo Creative Hub Be the Y Combinator for Africa’s Creative Economy?

    The project is backed by UNDP, DEDAT, UVU Accelerate, the Craft and Design Institute, and Snake Nation.

    Can Tunisia Become Africa’s GreenTech Hub? EU and Investors Think So

    “The future will be written by those who solve real problems."

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    Ivory Coast’s Julaya Joins List of Fintechs Returning After Regulatory Freeze

    The announcement places Julaya among the first digital finance providers in Francophone West Africa to re-emerge from a regulatory freeze that has paralysed the region’s fintech sector since the beginning of May.

    The Hidden Infrastructure of Innovation: What Makes Some Spaces More Creative Than Others?

    Paul Keursten (CEO at Workshop17) writes from Johannesburg, South Africa.

    Jumia’s Rising Orders Aren’t Translating to Profits — Where’s the Disconnect?

    Jumia’s liquidity position declined by $23.2 million in the quarter, leaving it with $110.7 million in cash and short-term deposits. At the current burn rate, the company has roughly five quarters of runway before needing additional funding.

    South Africa’s Fintech Regulators Are Coming — Here’s Their New 4-Year Gameplan

    If you are a fintech founder, expect the following between now and 2028