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Assembly Ventures' closing of its inaugural fund is a bright spot amid headwinds in the overall global venture market.

Assembly Ventures, a global venture-capital firm focused on the mobility sector co-founded and funded by some metro Detroit business luminaries, said Wednesday it closed a $76 million fund. Economic headwinds have dampened the overall global venture market. But Assembly Ventures bucked the…

Ho Central MP Benjamin Kpodo has accused the Finance Ministry of failing to operate as mandated by the constitution.

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Nigerian prop-tech startup, Spleet, has closed a $2.6 million seed round to scale its residential rent-focused products.

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Spleet, a Nigerian prop-tech startup, has raised a $2.6 million seed round to provide access to properties across Nigeria and expand to East Africa.

Nigerian prop-tech startup Spleet has closed a US$2.6 million seed round to scale its residential rent focused products. Founded by Tola Adesanmi in 2018 from the need to find rentals with flexible payment options in Lagos as opposed to the usual one or two year upfront payment options, Spleet allows homeowners to rent to vetted individuals, while

Nairobi County sets aside Sh246m for MCAs car grant Wednesday March 03 2021 By COLLINS OMULO Summary Nairobi County Assembly has set aside Sh246 million in its supplementary budget to cater for car grant for its members, becoming the first assembly to implement the BBI carrot dangled by President Uhuru Kenyatta. The new development will now see car loans advanced to the 122 MCAs at the city assembly converted into car grants. Nairobi County Assembly has set aside Sh246 million in its supplement...

Through the dark fog that is the THA’s finances Part II THE THA’S considerable financial and accounting inadequacies, as documented by the Auditor-General’s Office in its two recent reports on the 2016 financial year, may – probably do – reflect in part an element of bureaucratic slackness. But one would be extremely unwise to dismiss the possibility of other factors. Here are some comparative excerpts from auditor general’s reports on the THA over the years. Capital expenditure (De...