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Americans invested a record R80bn in African tech start-ups in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Americans invested a record R80bn in African tech start-ups in 2021

Nearly two-thirds of the top 20 largest disclosed deals involved investors from the US Companies including Endeavor Catalyst and Ribbit Capital that took part in at least three deals each.

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MTN shares surge as Nigeria nears approval for long-awaited license - Vimarsana News

MTN shares surge as Nigeria nears approval for long-awaited license

MTN Group Ltd’s shares surged in Johannesburg after the wireless carrier edged closer to gaining a lucrative mobile-money license in Nigeria, more than two…

MTN Surges as Nigeria Nears Approval for Mobile Banking License - Vimarsana News

MTN Surges as Nigeria Nears Approval for Mobile Banking License

(Bloomberg) -- MTN Group Ltd.’s shares surged in Johannesburg after it moved a step closer to getting a license to operate lucrative mobile-money services in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation.  The continent’s largest wireless carrier jumped as much as 19% and was up 13.7% at 11 a.m.

IPO Mania Skips Africa, Where Fast-Growing Firms Prefer Debt | - Vimarsana News

IPO Mania Skips Africa, Where Fast-Growing Firms Prefer Debt |

(Bloomberg) -- A global surge in initial public offerings has so far eluded sub-Saharan Africa. Companies have raised a record $467 billion on the world’s stock exchanges during the first eight months of this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Yet in Johannesburg, home of Africa’s largest bourse, 21

IPO Mania Skips Africa, Where Fast-Growing Firms Prefer... - Vimarsana News

IPO Mania Skips Africa, Where Fast-Growing Firms Prefer...

A global surge in initial public offerings has so far eluded sub-Saharan Africa