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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily - Twitter is being fined $150 million - Vimarsana News

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily - Twitter is being fined $150 million

Twitter is getting fined $150 million by the US Justice Department, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for misusing its users' data.

Women and e-commerce: Capturing the $14bn opportunity in Africa - Vimarsana News

Women and e-commerce: Capturing the $14bn opportunity in Africa

According to the IFC, closing the gap between male and female vendors in Africa would yield $14.5 billion in additional e-commerce market value by 2030.

TechCabal Daily - MAXimum Bolt-age ⚡ - Vimarsana News

TechCabal Daily - MAXimum Bolt-age ⚡

In today's edition of #TCDaily: Bolt partners with MAX - Kenya’s white elephant - India moves against crypto - Events: TC Live

Adam Molai, leading Zimbabwean investor on making funding more accessible to startups - Vimarsana News

Adam Molai, leading Zimbabwean investor on making funding more accessible to startups

Adam Molai talks about dealing with the challenges of early-stage investment in startups both from an investor and startup perspective.

Banks don't fund African renewable energy startups. So where can founders find money? - Vimarsana News

Banks don't fund African renewable energy startups. So where can founders find money?

Alexander O. Onukwue Share this article Small and medium scale enterprises in Africa receive about $70bn of credit each year. But the International Finance Corporation estimates that the gap exceeds $300bn. Why does the gap exist? Michael Famoroti, chief economist at Stears gave two reasons during a recent TechCabal Live event on financing renewable energy companies in Africa. First, there is an information problem.  Credit providers seem to lack enough information with which to assess the risk worthiness of many borrowers. This problem exists at the retail level as most bank customers who h...