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Three Nigerian startups have been named alongside eight others in the third cohort of the Africa Startup Initiative program, an accelerator program by Startupbootcamp Afritech and leading telecom giant Telecel Group. The program will take place in Dakar, Senegal, and startups will be hosted at the D-hub, – a space commissioned by DER/FJ. The participants of this

The program will take place in Dakar, Senegal and startups will be hosted at the D-hub, - a space commissioned by DER/FJ

Africa's leading tech Accelerator, Startupbootcamp AfriTech, together with founding partner and leading telecom giant, Telecel Group have selected the participants of the much-coveted Accelerator Program, the Africa Startup Initiative Program (ASIP).

Telecel Group, Africa’s leading tech Accelerator and Startupbootcamp AfriTech, have selected 11 participants for the cohort 3 of the much-coveted Accelerator Program, the Africa Startup Initiative Program (ASIP), and they include two Ghanaian start-ups. The final 11 were selected out over 2,000 applicants. The two Ghanaian start-ups that made the…

Young and creative minds, many inspired by their entrepreneurial mothers, are finding new pathways to ease the upliftment of African communities. Access to financial data is becoming less of a challenge for African women and youth.

By Eric Osiakwan 

O-City enables Ivory Coast contactless travel Moja Ride app allows commuters in capital Abidjan to book and pay for rides digitally SHARE Abidjan has more than 35,000 share-taxis and 8,000 minibuses (© Noursaid Gamal | Dreamstime.com) O-Citys automated fare collection solution is to allow passengers using public transport in Ivory Coast to pay via QR Code, near-field communications and pre-paid cards.  O-City says transport operators, owners and drivers can also track revenue in real-time a...