Quidax Becomes Nigeria’s first SEC licensed Crypto Exchange
Lagos, Nigeria, August 30, 2024 On Thursday, African-founded cryptocurrency exchange, Quidax announced that it has become the first crypto exchange
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Kredete Raises $2.25M to Help African Immigrants Build Credit and Send Money Home
August 30, 2024 – Kredete, a financial software platform focused on enabling African immigrants to build credit and send money
Sharie Damron
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(FOCAC) MV: Sunlit Smiles
A good smile shows how happy the soul is. Experience the rhythm of unity in our latest MV celebrating China-Africa
Diana Mutheu
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Nairobi’s Tech Ecosystem Gears Up for Climate Tech Revolution
The upcoming AfricArena Nairobi Summit: Africa Climate Tech Week, scheduled for September 3-4, is poised to ignite Kenya’s growth and
James Musoba
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Ampersand raises $2m to continue its expansion in East Africa
Ampersand, Rwanda’s electric mobility startup with operations in Rwanda and Kenya has secured new equity investment from AHL Venture Capital
Sam Wakoba
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Wasoko & MaxAB complete merger to disrupt eCommerce in Africa
Wasoko and MaxAB have completed their merger in an all-stock transaction to establish a Pan-African platform for communities to access essential digital and
Luz Redner
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Potato crop stable, no need for alarm, says South African industry
South Africa's potato production is spread across a wide range of regions and provinces, reducing the risk for weather-related shocks...
eNCA
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Another SA athlete bags gold in the U20 world champs
Another SA athlete bags gold in the U20 world champs LIMA - Another South African athlete bagged gold in the
Cristina Mitchell
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International Day of People of African Descent: PAHO Director calls for the promotion, protection and respect of their rights, including to health
International Day of People of African Descent: PAHO Director calls for the promotion, protection and respect of their rights, including
DRC to take Rwanda to East African Court over alleged violations
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) vows sue Rwanda at the East African Court of Justice in Arusha on September
