Tunisia's tech sector attracts huge investments

Over the next four months, the semi-finalists will test and refine their ideas, which will be evaluated for impact, scalability, and sustainability.

Fintech funding increased by 633% in Q3 2024, compared to Q2 2024, and by 169% in Q3 2023.

Endeavor South Africa exceeds its first funding target for Harvest Fund III, and is aiming for R500 million to fuel Africa’s high-growth tech companies.

To be eligible, start-ups must have African founders and be legally registered and operating on the continent.

ITWeb Africa chatted to executives from the Kenya Climate Innovation Centre about the organisation's role in supporting the African tech ecosystem.

The winners of the 2024 AWIEF Awards will be announced at the awards ceremony on November 29 in Cape Town, South Africa.

The fund will support high-potential entrepreneurs driving economic growth in key industries such as agriculture, trade, logistics, climate resilience, and financial inclusion.

ITWeb Africa editor, Samuel Mungadze spoke to Melvyn Lubega, technology entrepreneur and investor, in Nairobi about the importance of amplifying Africa's voice in global climate-tech conversations.

The ten finalists will present innovative solutions at Demo Day later this month.

The company will provide a capacity-building and market access programme to help SMMEs grow their businesses and participate in the digital economy.

Starting in Kenya, the South Korean firm plans to leverage its satellite imagery-based technology to help African farmers, extract value from the global carbon market.