Fintech Mukuru gets deposit taking licence in Zimbabwe
The company says that the license would allow it to provide innovative digital products that address its clients' specific needs.
Samuel Mungadze
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Angolan start-ups want a role in Africa's expanding tech sector
Angola's tech entrepreneurs are stepping up efforts to highlight the country's growing technology sector.
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Nigeria's OkHi accelerates push to boost financial inclusion
OkHi intends to on-board large banks and fintechs within the next six months as it ramps up its attempts to be a significant driver of financial inclusion across Africa.
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Frédéric Schepens departs Bayobab immediately
“We thank Frédéric for his contributions and wish him success in his future endeavours,” said MTN Group.
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Cassava gets $310m in funding, completes corporate restructuring
The company today announced three major milestones: a significant equity injection, the successful completion of its South African Rand debt refinancing, and the completion of its legal reorganisation.
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Cassava Technologies founder gets Stellenbosch University honours
Strive Masiyiwa, a technology entrepreneur and investor who pioneered Africa's mobile telecoms sector, received an honorary doctorate in engineering from Stellenbosch University this week.
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MTN Group CEO announces huge Cameroon investments
MTN Group committed to significant investments of $100 million (62.4 billion XAF) in 2025 and $300 million (187.2 billion XAF) over the next three years.
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Mukuru advances digital financial solutions for Africa
The company says it has added a suite of valuable financial services that services over 60 countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.
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MTN execs discuss structural reforms with President Bola
The MTN delegation met with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to discuss issues of common interest.
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African start-ups shine at NBA accelerator program
The project promotes Africa's tech ecosystem and the next generation of African entrepreneurs by providing mentorship and funding.
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AfricArena Summit brought together 100 African start-ups
As the summit came to a close on Wednesday, nine winners from over 40 pitching start-ups were named Africa's most noticeable tech start-ups.
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Tech can solve 80% of Africa’s problems, says French minister
Elisabeth Moreno believes Africans are capable of developing solutions that previously didn’t exist and can benefit not only the continent, but the entire world.
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Automated insurance client experience no longer a choice
A substantial section of the local population is young and looking for digital, flexible insurance options, says a senior industry exec.