Last week was a wonderful week for African startups as it rained dollars and equity investments from investors, fund managers
A new investment vehicle dubbed SDG500 has been launched by a coalition of private and public sector organisations, including United
Skynamo, a South African sales tech provider has secured a $30 million Series A funding from Five Elms Capital, a
Janngo, an African social startup studio, has launched an investment vehicle named Janngo Capital Fund, worth €60 million to back
Samurai Incubate, a Tokyo-based Venture Capital firm has launched the Samurai Africa Fund II, a new $18m fund targeted at
Rensource, a Nigerian renewable energy startup has secured a $20 million Series A investment to reduce Nigeria’s heavy reliance or
Taz Technologies, the parent company of Kenya’s MPost, has secured $1.9 million Series A investment to fund its expansion and
Migo formerly known as Mines.io has expanded to Brazil after raising $20 million Series B investment led by Valor Group
China’s Transsion Holdings, the makers of Tecno, Itel and Infinix smartphones, has entered the Nigerian fintech space after leading a
Back in August, the African logistics platform; Kobo360 raised a total of $30 million. The startup received $20 million from