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Futuregrowth bags one of SA’s largest seed funding rounds
In one of the largest seed funding rounds in South Africa’s history, Futuregrowth was the lead investor in Inseco, a start-up company using black…
Free learning app to reach 26 million young Africans by 2026
Trace Academia, a free-to-use learning app set to reach 26 million young Africans, represents an important contribution to the youth employment agenda on the…
Parenting platform extends marketing opportunity to e-commerce SMMEs
As the Covid-19 cloak begins to lift, certain consumer habits which were not as prevalent pre-pandemic seem to remain. This includes online shopping, and…
Businesses can benefit from leveraging cash management strategies
Most chief financial officers are prioritising cash management solutions to earn meaningful returns and optimise cash. In fact, new research shows they now rank…
Tech matchmaking portal boasts 500 exporters in 4 months
In just four months after launch, the Cape Trade Portal – a matchmaking tool and virtual connection point for international buyers and Western Cape…
Big boost for cross-border payments from UK to SA, Zim
A partnership between an African technology company, Sasai Remit, and a women’s network has led to a faster and more secure cross border payment…
Pan-African crypto currency ‘can ease business costs’
A common crypto currency and an integrated capital market could boost trade in Africa and sustain growth after the Covid-19 crisis. As such, a…
Africa rejoices as subsea cable network lands in Genoa
The highly anticipated 2Africa subsea cable system has landed in Genoa, Italy. This, vows the 2Africa consortium, sets the tone for more landings in…
Vehicle financing startup Moove grows with $105m funding
African startup Moove Africa, which provides revenue-based vehicle financing, will expand to seven new emerging markets in Europe, Asia and the Middle East in…
More than 500 MTN sites down following deadly SA storm
Following the deadliest storm on record in South Africa, telecoms giant MTN confirmed that widespread infrastructure damage and power outages in KwaZulu-Natal resulted in…
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