SORA Technology raises $4.8m to expand across Africa
The funds, according to the business, will allow it to speed product development, scale local operations, and hire new talent.
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Schneider launches 2025 edition of Go Green competition
The top three winning teams will get €10,000 in seed funding: €6,000 for first place, €2,500 for second place, and €1500 for third place.
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Egypt start-up Nawy receives $52m in Series A funding
The funds will enable Nawy to expand its artificial intelligence and data infrastructure capabilities and enter new markets.
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Ghana's Kofa gets $1.8m pre-Series A funding
The funds will enable Kofa to expand its artificial intelligence-powered battery-swapping network in Ghana, Kenya, and beyond.
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CureRoot uses AI to steer future medicinal discoveries
The South African start-up uses technology, especially AI, to explore the potential of African medicinal plants for discovering new drugs.
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Yellow Card SA picks Kamogelo Mosime as country manager
Mosime's new job intends to achieve meaningful change in increasing financial inclusion, facilitating cross-border economic engagement.
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Moniepoint secures fresh Series C funding from Visa
Visa described this investment as a significant milestone in its efforts to enhance financial inclusion.
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Telecom Egypt secures $369m loan facility
According to the telco, the refinancing comes at an important strategic point, aligning with Telecom Egypt's continued efforts to improve cash flow.
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Pargo expands presence into Egyptian e-commerce sector
Prior to this expansion, Pargo raised $4 million in investment. The funds will help the company operate in Egypt's growing e-commerce sector.
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Egypt's WellPal heads to Saudi with new funding
The firm says the fresh capital injection will enable it to accelerate and become the go-to platform for health-conscious consumers across Saudi Arabia.
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Kenya received most of start-up funding in Africa in 2023
Kenyan President William Ruto announced the increased financing yesterday on X.
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OnAfrica Investment Syndicate launches to fund start-ups
Startups supported by OnAfrica Investment Syndicate are eligible for support ranging from $100,000 to $400,000.