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uLesson, a Nigerian EdTech startup founded by Sim Shagaya has raised a $3.1 million funding round led by TLcom Capital.
Xecced Ventures, a London-based venture capital, has launched a $100 million fund to inverts in African startups. The venture capital
Fifteen years ago, Sim Shagaya, the founder of Konga, established an Advertising company named E-Motion. The company which has survived
OPay, the African fintech startup has announced that it has raised a $120 million Series B from Chinese investors include
Yodawy, an Egyptian medicine delivery startup, has secured $1 million Series A led by Algebra Ventures and CVentures, the recently
Chaka, an investment firm offering customers access to Nigerian and global financial assets, has raised undisclosed funding from Iyin Aboyeji,
China’s Transsion Holdings, the makers of Tecno, Itel and Infinix smartphones, has entered the Nigerian fintech space after leading a
Interswitch Limited, a leading technology-driven company focused on the digitisation of payments, has become one of the most valuable African
Visa, the global credit card giant is reportedly planning to acquire a 20% stake in Interswitch, Africa’s integrated payments, and
Back in August, the African logistics platform; Kobo360 raised a total of $30 million. The startup received $20 million from