Flutterwave
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Flutterwave Dismisses Reports of Losing 2.9bn to Hackers

Flutterwave, the African payments firm, has dismissed reports that it lost a whopping sum of  ₦2,949,557,867 to hackers. Flutterwave said

SC Ventures
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SC Ventures, Yabx Partner to Expand Access to Financial Services in Africa

SC Ventures, Standard Chartered’s innovation, fintech investment and ventures arm, has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Yabx, a

DLM Trust
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DLM Capital Group Sponsors Employee Philanthropic Projects

DLM Capital Group, a development investment bank, partnered with the Shile Akinjo Charity Foundation (SACF) on two of its charity

Kwara
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Kenyan Fintech Startup, Kwara Bags $3m Seed Extension

Kwara, a Kenyan fintech digitising credit unions, has secured a $3 million seed extension. The latest funding round had the

AppsFlyer
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Finance App Installs Grow across Africa-AppsFlyer & Google

Findings show a 25% increase in finance app installs across the continent, between 2021 & 2022 AppsFlyer and Google have

Bolt
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Insights about Bolt in Nigeria in 2022

Have you seen your 2022 Bolt wrap-up? You should go on the app and see what the stats say about

Jetstream
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Ghanaian Cross-border Logistics Startup, Jetstream Secures $13m in Equity and Debt

Jetstream Africa, the Ghanaian cross-border logistics startup, has secured $13 million in equity and debt pre-Series A financing.  Fintech lender

Catalyst Fund
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Catalyst Fund Announces $2m Investment into 10 Startups Accelerating Africa’s Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change

Catalyst Fund, a pre-seed venture capital (VC) fund and accelerator, has announced a $2 million investment into 10 startups building

Fawry
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Fawry Partners With Classera to Promote Digital Payments for the Educational Sector

Fawry, the fintech and banking services company, has signed a strategic partnership with Classera, a teaching and distance learning technology,

Digital
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Demand for Digital Identity Verification Surges Across Africa

The opportunities for banking in Africa are immense. The region is a ‘sleeping giant’ when it comes to accessing traditional