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    Profitable, Bootstrapped, and Processing Over $10B: Nigeria’s Fincra Eyes Global Growth

    In Nigeria, for instance, the company powers most of the digital payments for the country’s booming online betting industry.

    Armed with New $75m, Egyptian Proptech Nawy Makes an Unlikely Turn Toward Fund Management

    The move comes on the heels of a $75m capital injection in May.

    Africa’s Sixth-Largest Telco Axian Offers Jumia a Lifeline with 8% Stake Acquisition

    Axian Telecom CEO Hassan Jaber framed the move as a long-term strategic bet on Africa’s digital economy.

    Morocco Looks to Plug and Play to Supercharge Its Startup Ecosystem

    The programme will provide selected startups with hands-on support, including access to Plug and Play’s global offices and its network of multinational corporations .
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    Here’s a closer look at the notable under-the-radar investment activity we’re tracking this month.

    The Riyadh-Cairo Pipeline: Saudi’s VMS Lands in Egypt to Hunt for Seed+ Scaleups

    Founders looking to join the first cohort have a narrow window to apply.

    Ziidi Trader: Safaricom Captures Half of Kenya’s First Major IPO in 20 Years

    The Kenyan government’s sale of a 65% stake in KPC raised 106.3 billion Kenyan shillings ($823.1m).

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    African Startup Deal Tracker — Newest Deals

    Here’s a closer look at the notable under-the-radar investment activity we’re tracking this month.

    The Riyadh-Cairo Pipeline: Saudi’s VMS Lands in Egypt to Hunt for Seed+ Scaleups

    Founders looking to join the first cohort have a narrow window to apply.

    How Swvl Ditched the Auditors Who Doubted Its Survival

    While Swvl explicitly noted there were no formal “disagreements” over accounting practices, the transition comes with heavy baggage.

    A New Wave of Tech Firms Is Tapping Nigeria’s Public Debt Market

    The broader market backdrop explains why more technology companies are exploring this route.