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A new report by Endeavor has established the need for more investments in the range of $5 million to $50 million for African startups.
The IFC and Viva Technology have listed two Nigerian startups, Primed E-health and Koolboks among 45 African startups driving innovations on the continent.
Investing in start-ups, however, is also a great path to maintaining a balanced portfolio and diversifying your assets.
Mercury Bank has restricted several accounts linked to African tech startups for ‘unusual activity’.
Flutterwave announced that it has raised US$250 million in Series D funding, placing the value of the company at over US$3 billion.
We examine some of the positives and negatives of investor funding and how to traverse of the less palatable landmines.
There is a boom in tech startups in Africa and a lot of Ideas have blossomed into full-fledged...
It has become a norm to hear murmurs regarding how traditional financial institutions, most particularly the commercial banks,...
Following announcements first made mid-last year, Y Combinator, a startup accelerator has said it will now invest $500,000...
For much of humanity, the new year is a time for reflection on the past and a time...
Over the weekend, Nairametrics hosted a startup webinar tagged, “The next unicorn: What investors want in a startup....
The data hinted that 80% of funding was raised by start-ups HQ’ed in one of Africa’s ‘Big Four’ - Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Ghana.