PalmPay, Jumia partner on payments in Nigeria
The partnership, according to the two companies, highlights both sides' commitment to digital payment ecosystem in Nigeria.
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Sophia, a humanoid robot, unveiled in Zimbabwe
Sophia, according to Hanson Robotics, was built to assist people in practical cases such as medical and education, as well as to support AI research.
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Qualcomm celebrates 2024 mentorship program
The program supported 10 start-ups from six African countries, addressing challenges in healthcare, agriculture, AI, and industrial sectors.
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Rwanda launches 5year multi-million dollar ambitions fintech strategy
The ambitious strategy, which covers 2024-2029, aims to attract US$200 million in investment for local fintech start-ups.
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Cameroon honours 10 top agritech startups
The winners will each receive cash prizes of up to $66 640, as well as technical support in the implementation of their business plans.
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eFinance and Cassava ink digital solutions pact for Egypt
Cassava Technologies says the partnership will accelerate the adoption of digital solutions in Egypt and the MENA region.
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Kenya sets Africa's smartphone manufacturing pace
Kenya has made significant strides in the local production of smartphones, with over 2.5 million handsets now assembled.
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Remitly, Airtel Tanzania partner to simplify money transfers
The partnership allows Remitly users to send money straight to Airtel Tanzania wallets.
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President Jinping pushes for global economy driven by innovation
The Chinese president said the G20 needs to improve global digital governance and develop a world economy characterised by innovation.
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German-based Kuchera targets African mining sector
Within two weeks, the company completed two transactions in South Africa and Zimbabwe.
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Microsoft launches AI skilling initiative in Kenya
Microsoft said the initiative planned to concentrate on critical sectors such as agriculture and financial services, as well as talent development, to drive economic growth.
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Fintech firm DigMo launches in Zambia
The company says it wants to close the financial gap between wealthy and upper-middle-class customers, as well as disadvantaged and middle-income citizens.