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OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei is launching a new brand on Jan 27, Kunal Shah is investing in it
Kunal Shah s investment in Carl s venture comes after the startup raised $7 million in its initial round of funding.
Sushant Talwar | January 21, 2021 | Updated 16:39 IST
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The new venture will focus on audio products.
Cred s founder Kunal Shah has invested in the venture.
It s no secret that OnePlus co-founder, Carl Pei, who parted ways with the company last year is now all set to start his own startup. The venture which will reportedly focus on audio products is set to debut on January 27 and ahead of it becoming official it has received seed investment from the founder of CRED, Kunal Shah, who has now backed Carl s new London-based venture.
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Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury and Planning Hon. Amb. Ukur Yatani speaking during the agreement signing ceremony for MSME credit guarantee Scheme. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard]
The Sh60 billion that Kenya will save from debt repayment holidays will go towards offsetting other spending obligations, including disbursement to counties.
National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani (pictured) yesterday said the country would save close to Sh27 billion after China agreed to a standstill on debts due to Beijing between January and June.
This is on top of another Sh32.9 billion debt repayment holiday from 10 Paris Club countries, with Yatani noting that the cash would be critical in managing the country’s fiscal policy.