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Food safety programme opens applications for Nigerian, Ethiopian startups
Feed the Future, the US government’s global hunger and food security project, has launched submissions for the EatSafe Innovation Challenge,…
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TallOrder, a South African POS solutions supplier plans to expand into Europe and US post funding
TallOrder, a provider of superior cloud-based point of sale (POS) solutions for the small and medium-sized organisation (SME) sector, received…
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Lemonade Finance, a Nigerian start-up expanded to seven more markets
Lemonade Finance users may now send money to Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, Cameroon, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda using the Nigerian…
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BetaRaise initiative invites application from Ghanaian startups
Ghanaian companies are encouraged to apply for the BetaRaise initiative, which is meant to help first-time creators get from launching…
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Seed extension received by Nigerian on-demand delivery startup ShapShap
ShapShap, a Nigerian on-demand delivery firm, has received a seed extension investment from V8 Capital Partners as it seeks to…
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Locstat, a Cape Town-based AI firm received funding to expand operations
Locstat, a Cape Town-based advanced analytics business, has secured capital as it prepares for expansion. Locstat is a graph-based AI…
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ShEquity accelerator invites applications from female entrepreneurs in ECOWAS region
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has encouraged female entrepreneurs from its 15 member nations to apply for…
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Sycamore, Nigerian lending app closed seed round, plans to expand
Sycamore, a Nigerian peer-to-peer (P2P) lending firm, has raised an undisclosed seed round to extend its operations. Sycamore, which was…
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$2 M seed funding received by SA HR startup SmartWage
SmartWage, an HR and communications technology firm based in South Africa, has secured $2 million in an oversubscribed early fundraising…
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$130k angel funding raised by Nigerian ed-tech startup Klas
Klas, a Nigerian ed-tech firm that allows anybody to create an online school and provide live lessons, has acquired $130,000…
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