Everlytic has just published its highly anticipated email marketing benchmarks report for 2022. In it, Everlytic analyses email engagement data from the almost 5.5…
Le Wagon brings immersive coding bootcamp to Cape Town
Following the launch of coding schools in Mauritius and Casablanca, the global coding school Le Wagon has now also opened a Cape Town campus…
Thynk Capital founder hand-picked for Forbes council
Travis Meyer, the founder of a South African boutique investment holdings firm, has joined the Forbes Business Council – an invitation-only organisation for successful…
Pitch AgriHack: Win big with agritech solutions
So, you think you’ve got the technology solution to advance food security in Africa? Or perhaps you’ve been working on an initiative to accelerate…
Bootcamp to boardroom: Mentorship key to start-up success
When Luvuyo Rani, a former Cape Town teacher, saw some of his colleagues struggle with new computer technology, he embarked on a new life…
FlyH2 ready to scale with hydrogen-powered plane
For FlyH2 co-founder Mark van Wyk, the South African technology start-up he launched with Onno Huyser is a dream come true. Their hydrogen electric…
E-commerce trends unpacked at Google’s shopping summit
Owners of small and medium-sized enterprises in Africa can still register for Google’s first Shopping Small Business Summit on Tuesday, 21 June. During the…
Africa’s top logistics start-ups join forces to scale globally
A new partnership between Yobante Express and MPost, two of Africa’s most innovative start-ups, enables door-to-door deliveries between locations across the continent at a…
Young employees happier, but highly financially stressed
As South Africa celebrates Youth Day, a local fintech start-up found that younger employees are generally happier at work than their older peers. In…
Bizao founder: ‘Anticipate, adapt and decide. Quickly!’
Mobile money is an African innovation. Fact. Researchers found that Sub-Saharan Africa alone had about 548 million registered mobile money accounts in 2020 with…
Start-ups can now apply for next B2B SaaS accelerator
Building on the success of its first accelerator batch, Startup Wise Guys (SWG) vows to create further momentum in the African start-up scene. Applications…
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