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Maad

Maad, Francophone Africa's fastest-growing tech & logistics platform for informal retailers, today announced the successful completion of its $3.2 million seed funding round (debt & equity).

Source: africa.com
Weekly economic index: Nigerian banks ₦2.09 billion naira loss, MTN Nigeria's gains ₦700 billion revenue, and Mauritius new subsea cable link to Asia. - Vimarsana News

Weekly economic index: Nigerian banks ₦2.09 billion naira loss, MTN Nigeria's gains ₦700 billion revenue, and Mauritius new subsea cable link to Asia.

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Logistics startup secures $1.9m in pre-seed round - Vimarsana News

Logistics startup secures $1.9m in pre-seed round

Renda, a three-year-old Nigerian logistics startup, has secured $1.9m in pre-seed funding to enhance its technology offerings, expand to new cities across Nigeria and East Africa.

Renda raises $1.9m to expand across Nigeria and Kenya - Vimarsana News

Renda raises $1.9m to expand across Nigeria and Kenya

Renda, a Nigerian logistics startup that counts Jumia and MarketForce as top clients, has raised $1.9 million in pre-seed funding.

MarketForce winds down its B2B e-commerce arm - Vimarsana News

MarketForce winds down its B2B e-commerce arm

Kenyan B2B e-commerce company MarketForce is winding down its B2B e-commerce business that served informal merchants (mom-and-pop stores) after a turbulent two-year period that saw it scale down operations severely. The shutdown of the B2B e-commerce arm dubbed RejaReja comes months after MarketForce withdrew the service from all its markets, including Nigeria and Kenya, save for Uganda. MarketForce had raised $42.5 million, including $40 million debt-equity in a Series A round in 2022 at over $100 million valuation, to fuel the business.

Source: yahoo.com