A series of recent funding rounds involving prominent African venture investors reveals a quiet but significant shift: the continent's most active backers are writing cheques for companies that may never prioritise Africa at all.
The company, which bills itself as the country's first fully licensed ride-hailing app, will use the fresh capital to expand its driver network and upgrade its technical infrastructure.
A series of recent funding rounds involving prominent African venture investors reveals a quiet but significant shift: the continent's most active backers are writing cheques for companies that may never prioritise Africa at all.
The company, which bills itself as the country's first fully licensed ride-hailing app, will use the fresh capital to expand its driver network and upgrade its technical infrastructure.
The Meltwater-backed tech school is hunting for early-stage AI founders in Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal and Kenya, blending months of training with a route to its investment portfolio.
