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    Marseille: A New Entrepôt for Startups in Tunisia

    L’Accélérateur M, a Marseille-based accelerator programme, has seen Tunisian startups comprise approximately 90 per cent of its international cohorts.

    Over 35% of MultiChoice’s Revenue Now Flows Through Fintech Firm Moment

    Launching with Showmax and DStv as initial clients, Moment started processing payments for parts of the Multichoice group in January 2024.

    Egypt’s Money Fellows Ramps Up Morocco Expansion, Onboards Key Enabler

    Network International’s entry into Morocco last September further strengthens Money Fellows’ expansion plans.

    As Tourists Flock to Morocco, Tech Hubs Spring Up in Their Wake

    The country will host the Africa Cup of Nations in 2025, expected to attract around 500,000 visitors, and is part of a joint bid to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
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    The Next Frontier: Why Israeli Tech Giant Commit Just Bought an African Talent Scout

    The acquisition is a validation of the “talent is universal, opportunity is not” thesis that has gained traction across the global south.

    Ex-Mubadala and Goldman Bankers Break Stealth With $1m to Digitise the Turnstile

    “We invested in Knot because the team is solving a complex global problem with a new solution.”

    Can a $1,000 Buy-In Solve Kenya’s Early-Stage Funding Gap?

    Each participant will commit $1,000 towards a syndicated investment chosen collectively by the group.

    Flutterwave Buys Mono as Nigeria’s Open-Banking Shakeout Begins

    The acquisition marks a significant consolidation of fintech infrastructure on the continent.

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    The Next Frontier: Why Israeli Tech Giant Commit Just Bought an African Talent Scout

    The acquisition is a validation of the “talent is universal, opportunity is not” thesis that has gained traction across the global south.

    Ex-Mubadala and Goldman Bankers Break Stealth With $1m to Digitise the Turnstile

    “We invested in Knot because the team is solving a complex global problem with a new solution.”

    Bootstrapped in Ouagadougou: How Bellunic’s Founder Is Digitising Burkina Faso’s Informal Markets

    Yacouba Traore is the first to admit that building a startup in Burkina Faso...

    Algeria’s ‘Forced Marriage’: Why Big Business is Suddenly Swiping Right on Startups

    Algeria’s new innovation tax puts startups on corporate balance sheets.