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UK awards innovators Sh.7.8bn to boost clean energy access - Vimarsana News

UK awards innovators Sh.7.8bn to boost clean energy access

It underscores the UK Government’s continued commitment to support the research development

WWBA announces call for founders, partners to join the first annual assembly - Vimarsana News

WWBA announces call for founders, partners to join the first annual assembly

Applications to participate are officially open to women founders, investors and ecosystem partners operating in Africa Women Who Build Africa (WWBA), a community created to convene and support women working in tech across Africa, today announced an open call for women founders, as well as investors and ecosystem partners, to…

WWBA announces open call for women founders, investors - Vimarsana News

WWBA announces open call for women founders, investors

Women Who Build Africa (WWBA) invites female founders, investors, and ecosystem partners to its first assembly.

Neobank Open Gets RBI's In-Principle Approval For Payment Aggregator License - Vimarsana News

Neobank Open Gets RBI's In-Principle Approval For Payment Aggregator License

Neobank unicorn Open became the first neobank to receive in-principle approval from the RBI for the payment aggregator licence.

Source: inc42.com
African PAYG solar companies have hogged 72% of sector's investment – pv magazine International - Vimarsana News

African PAYG solar companies have hogged 72% of sector's investment – pv magazine International

The first post-pandemic update on the state of the world's off-grid solar industry has painted a picture of domination by European companies, but highlighted the potential for new startups in West Africa and an increasing use of PV as a backup to unreliable grid supplies.