“Uganda isn’t our side bet”: How Greenhouse Capital is rewriting its rules for Africa
Greenhouse Capital has made Uganda one of its most active markets in the last four years. The VC fund, once
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Adonijah Ndege
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Uganda’s tech sector has “prepared the bride,” now it wants a dowry
The 2nd Uganda Investor Summit was not an event for flashy app demos and fevered pitches but a quiet statement
Adonijah Ndege
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Fuliza, M-Shwari push NCBA’s digital lending past $7.7 billion
NCBA Group, Kenya’s third-biggest bank by assets, disbursed over KES 1 trillion ($7.7 billion) in digital loans in 2024, mainly
Adonijah Ndege
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Kenyan BNPL startup Watu profits drop 85% to $1.2 million as loan defaults rise
Watu Holdings, a Kenyan buy-now-pay-later startup, reported a sharp 84% drop in profit to $1.2 million (KES157 million) in 2024,
Adonijah Ndege
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Safaricom targets SMEs with new M-PESA overdrafts and loans up to $3,000
The expansion is part of Safaricom’s strategy to diversify beyond its traditional telecom business, which faces slowing revenue growth...
Adonijah Ndege
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Kenya, Ghana and Ethiopia hit with lowest tariffs under Trump’s trade war
Kenya, Ghana, and Ethiopia are among the African economies that face the lowest tariffs under President Donald Trump's new trade
Adonijah Ndege
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Safaricom’s M-PESA decline continues as Airtel Money gains
M-Pesa's market share fell by 2.3 percentage points to 91% in Q4 2024 compared to Q3, while Airtel Money grew
Adonijah Ndege
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Turaco’s bet on M-KOPA’s smartphones expands insurance reach to over 1 million customers
After six years of disrupting Kenya's insurance market, Turaco's M-KOPA partnership signals a major growth leap...
Adonijah Ndege
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Nairobi County cuts internet cables in $23.1 million row with Kenya Power
Nairobi County officials have cut fibre optic cables from Kenya Power’s utility poles, disrupting internet services for businesses, schools, and
Adonijah Ndege
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USAID shutdown: A $100 million setback for Kenyan startups
USAID’s Development Innovation Ventures (DIV) invested more than $100 million in Kenyan startups, supporting innovations in healthcare, agriculture, and clean
