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February 16, 2023
South African insurtech startup Naked has raised $17 million in a Series B round. The startup wants to use the new funding to expand into new markets, grow its team, and invest in technology. More in #TCDaily.
February 15, 2023
Nairobi-based accelerator The Baobab Network has announced that it has invested in five new startups for its most recent cohort. The accelerator backs early-stage tech companies across Africa.
December 19, 2022
Techstars: Web3 Accelerator Program for Startups Deadline: 1-Feb-23 Techstars is accepting applications for the Web3 Accelerator Program that works with
November 18, 2022
Deadline: Ongoing Opportunity The Baobab Network works with early-stage tech start-ups across Africa. What does that mean? If your solution creates or
September 26, 2022
Over 2,000 Nigerian investors have petitioned Kenyan courts to release Ksh 1.44 billion which was earlier frozen by the Asset Recovery Agency (ARA) in a fraud investigation against fintech unicorn Flutterwave.
September 22, 2022
The Baobab Network (TBN) has announced its latest cohort of four startups which will each receive $50,000 USD in funding and growth support.ย
June 16, 2022
It doesnโt take sophisticated data to see the potential within Africa. But for that potential to be realized, governments, institutions, and investors must take a clear-eyed and long-term approach to building a mature data ecosystem. Itโll be a worthy investment.
May 21, 2022
At this moment in time, long, hot traffic jams are becoming a thing in Ibadan. The folks who live in that city are half-proud of this congestion because it sorts of presents them with a shared experience with the too-cool-for-school Lagosians.
May 21, 2022
At this moment in time, long, hot traffic jams are becoming a thing in Ibadan. The folks who live in that city are half-proud of this congestion because it sorts of presents them with a shared experience with the too-cool-for-school Lagosians.
May 10, 2022
There's a crypto dip, and it's only getting worse. Bitcoin is plummeting to the lowest it has been since July 2021. After crawling back up to $40,000 last week, it collapsed to an alarming $31,000 last night. Read more in #TCDaily.