Nigeria reclaims Africa’s startup funding lead as investments rise to $635 million
Nigeria reclaimed its position as Africa’s leading destination for startup funding in the first nine months of 2026, attracting $635…
Nigeria reclaimed its position as Africa’s leading destination for startup funding in the first nine months of 2026, attracting $635…
Logistics and Transport has overtaken Fintech as Africa’s leading startup sector by funding raised in the first nine months of…
…Moove, Flutterwave, Jumia, Yellow Card Attract 69% Of Nigerian inflows Nigerian startups attracted $635m in funding between January and September…
For years, conversations about cryptocurrency were dominated by one question: what will the price of Bitcoin do next? Across Africa,…
Kenyan startup Ashacare Medical Solutions is looking to make healthcare provision on the continent more accessible and efficient by providing…
Fintech remains the biggest investment sector in Africa’s technology ecosystem, but capital is increasingly moving into businesses tackling the continent’s…
TechMoran Launches StartupEast to Find East Africa’s Next Startup Stars Techweez Source link
Askya’s $200,000 bet on Africa’s next generation of AI companies TechCabal Source link
Rabat – GITEX Nigeria 2026 will bring together technology companies, startups, investors, government officials, and digital leaders to explore the…
Africa’s fintech champions are preparing for a landmark moment. By the end of 2026, as many as four of the…
The United Nations Development Programme has opened applications for upcoming cohorts of its pan-African timbuktoo HealthTech LaunchPad, targeting technology startups…
Moove, a Nigerian-born mobility company, has joined Africa’s growing list of unicorns after raising $250 million in a Series C…
Adegoke Olubusi has stepped down as chief executive of Helium Health, marking his departure with a note thanking “Helium Humans,…
Africa’s early-stage startups are facing a new funding squeeze as venture capital firms increasingly prioritize backing proven companies over riskier…
Africa’s startup investment landscape in the first half (H1) of 2026 remained highly concentrated, with fintech and logistics & transport…
Africa’s startups pulled in $1.36 billion in the first half of 2026, excluding exits, but the money was heavily clustered…
In 2019, Oluwatomi Ayorinde was stranded in Mannheim, Germany. His Nigerian bank card, which had worked perfectly at home, simply…
The prolonged slowdown in venture capital funding is increasing mergers and acquisitions across Africa’s technology ecosystem, as startups choose consolidation…