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2. CryptoCompare ranks Luno as sixth crypto startup globally Latest CryptoCompare Exchange Benchmark has ranked South African cryptocurrency startup Luno amongst the top six cryptocurrency exchanges globally. The ranking comes as the startup secures one million new users in seven weeks. According to Luno, however, its success can be linked to how its platform offered education, making its processes simple both on its online and mobile platforms. Industry review revealed that the crypto startup has continuously and actively worked with regulators and banks to safely increase access to cryptocu...

2.  Gradely launches virtual learning management system for schools   Nigerian ed-tech startup Gradely has launched a homegrown, virtual learning management system (LMS) for schools. The startup, which deploys the use of artificial intelligence (AI), helps parents and schools intervene in real-time to cover student learning gaps. According to review, the startup was founded in 2019 by Boye Oshinaga, Femi Ibiwoye, Seyi Adelaju and Babatunde Caleb. This development comes after raising US$150,000 in pre-seed funding from angels and venture capital firms such as Ventures Platform and Microtract...

2. Kenya launches innovative committee to help nurture Kenyan startups In a bid to support the growth of startups in Kenya, the Kenya National Innovation Agency (KeNIA) has established a National Innovation Technical Committee. The newly launched committee is tasked to help build a comprehensive and inclusive framework for nurturing startups at national scale. Set up by the agency’s board of directors, the body will also advise and support KeNIA on a regular basis and help establish necessary linkages to help the agency deliver on its mandate. Meanwhile, members of the committee are expecte...

2. SunCulture raises $11m to expand across Africa Kenyan solar irrigation startup SunCulture has announced receiving a US$11 million debt funding to see to the company’s expansion plans across Sub-Saharan Africa. The 8 year old SunCulture offers solutions tailored to smallholder farmers, combining technology with pay-as-you-go (PAYG) financing and value-add services. With claims to be the first company to commercialise solar-powered irrigation in Africa, SunCulture, according to press, currently reaches customers across Kenya, Ethiopia, Uganda, Zambia, Senegal, Togo, and Ivory Coast. The ne...

These latest stories from the tech space will keep you updated with trends today. 1. Jeff Bezos displaces rival Elon Musk to reclaim world’s richest man |