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    From Dream to Unicorn: African Union Lays Groundwork for Africa’s Startup Boom

     In a landmark move aimed at bolstering innovation and entrepreneurship across Africa, the African...

    HostAfrica Expands Kenyan Footprint with deepAfrica Acquisition

    This acquisition is part of HostAfrica’s broader strategy to dominate the African web hosting market. The company has been acquiring various local hosting companies to expand its network. Since its inception in 2015, HostAfrica has acquired several companies.

    QuestionPro Acquires Cmiles CX, Enters Egyptian Market

    Egypt's Cmiles CX is known for its innovative use of kiosks to gather real-time customer feedback at physical touchpoints, offering valuable insights into customer interactions.

    Mobility Startup Zeelo Exits South Africa, Hands Reins to Ride-Sharing Rival LULA

    Zeelo, a US-based company that launched its South African operations in 2019, has decided to exit the market to focus on its core markets in the US, UK, and Ireland.
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    MaxAB-Wasoko Winds Down E-commerce in Morocco as Fintech Becomes Core

    As more startups layer financial services onto distribution networks, the message is clear: surviving Africa’s B2B e-commerce crunch may hinge less on moving goods, and more on financing them.

    Can Temu Crack South Africa’s E-Commerce Market Where Jumia Couldn’t?

    Temu’s expansion comes less than a year after Jumia Technologies AG, often dubbed the “Amazon of Africa,” shut down operations in South Africa and Tunisia.

    Africa’s SWIFT Alternative PAPSS Just Hit 17 Members. Here’s Why That Matters

    While the expanding geographical footprint is significant, the real story lies in the “how.”

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    MaxAB-Wasoko Winds Down E-commerce in Morocco as Fintech Becomes Core

    As more startups layer financial services onto distribution networks, the message is clear: surviving Africa’s B2B e-commerce crunch may hinge less on moving goods, and more on financing them.

    The Legal Booby Traps That Sink Early-Stage Startups

    What advising dozens of African and global founders has taught me about the hidden legal pitfalls startups can't afford to ignore.

    Where the Money’s Going: What Investors Are Backing Outside Africa’s ‘Big Four’ in 2025

    North Africa — especially Morocco and Tunisia — is becoming a testing ground for AI, vertical SaaS, and bundled apps.