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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-14 09:48:57

    Roam, M-Kopa top Kenyan firms on FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list


    Three Kenyan startups — Roam Electric AB, M-Kopa Holdings Ltd, and Victory Farms Ltd — have been named among Africa’s fastest-growing companies in the latest ranking by the Financial Times and Statista, a list dominated by South African and Nigerian firms.


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    Roam, M-Kopa top Kenyan firms on FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list

    Three Kenyan startups — Roam Electric AB, M-Kopa Holdings Ltd, and Victory Farms Ltd — have been named among Africa’s fastest-growing companies in the latest ranking by the Financial Times and Statista, a list dominated by South African and Nigerian firms.

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    2025-05-14 10:06:09

    Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list


    Last year, five Nigerian startups—Omniretail, Moniepoint, Thrive Agric Limited, Paga, and Zone—were represented on the 100-company list. 


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    Moniepoint, PalmPay, OmniRetail, Paga make FT Africa’s fastest-growing companies list

    Last year, five Nigerian startups—Omniretail, Moniepoint, Thrive Agric Limited, Paga, and Zone—were represented on the 100-company list. 

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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-14 12:59:16

    South African fintechs Paymenow, TymeBank, Omnisient make FT’s Africa fastest-growing companies list


    This year’s list featured 130 high-growth businesses, and the three fintech startups were among the 51 South African companies listed.


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    South African fintechs Paymenow, TymeBank, Omnisient make FT’s Africa fastest-growing companies list

    This year’s list featured 130 high-growth businesses, and the three fintech startups were among the 51 South African companies listed.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-13 07:00:00

    Zamtel to launch 600 4G/5G 5G sites in Zambia


    On Techpoint Digest, we discuss Zamtel's plans to open 600 4G/5G 5G sites in Zambia, four African startups that will close in the first quarter of 2025, and Meta in hot water in Nigeria.


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    Zamtel to launch 600 4G/5G 5G sites in Zambia

    On Techpoint Digest, we discuss Zamtel's plans to open 600 4G/5G 5G sites in Zambia, four African startups that will close in the first quarter of 2025, and Meta in hot water in Nigeria.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-13 03:00:00

    4 African startups that shutdown in Q1 2025


    In Q1 2025, most startup shutdowns in Africa were Nigerian. These shutdowns highlight ongoing challenges in funding, operations, and sustainability across the continent’s growing tech ecosystem.


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    4 African startups that shutdown in Q1 2025

    In Q1 2025, most startup shutdowns in Africa were Nigerian. These shutdowns highlight ongoing challenges in funding, operations, and sustainability across the continent’s growing tech ecosystem.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-03-21 16:22:58

    Yango Group launches $20 Million Venture Fund to empower African startups


    Yango Group, a global tech company, has introduced Yango Ventures, a $20 million corporate venture fund aimed at supporting early-stage startups across Africa and other emerging markets. The fund seeks to drive innovation in O2O services, B2B SaaS, and fintech while offering mentorship and strategic support.


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    Yango Group launches $20 Million Venture Fund to empower African startups

    Yango Group, a global tech company, has introduced Yango Ventures, a $20 million corporate venture fund aimed at supporting early-stage startups across Africa and other emerging markets. The fund seeks to drive innovation in O2O services, B2B SaaS, and fintech while offering mentorship and strategic support.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-04-03 10:57:44

    EXCLUSIVE: Earnipay cuts workforce amid profitability push


    Earnipay lays off staff as it focuses on business lending, joining a wave of African startups rethinking growth amid a harsh funding climate.


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    EXCLUSIVE: Earnipay cuts workforce amid profitability push

    Earnipay lays off staff as it focuses on business lending, joining a wave of African startups rethinking growth amid a harsh funding climate.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-04-07 07:08:59

    Cleantech takes the lead as African startups raise $469.9 million in Q1 2025


    African startup funding reached $469.9 million in Q1 2025. Cleantech overtook fintech as the most-funded sector, highlighting investor interest in sustainable innovation over traditional African fintech bets.


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    Cleantech takes the lead as African startups raise $469.9 million in Q1 2025

    African startup funding reached $469.9 million in Q1 2025. Cleantech overtook fintech as the most-funded sector, highlighting investor interest in sustainable innovation over traditional African fintech bets.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-04-14 11:23:26

    Condia Insider: The ripple effects of Trump’s tariff play


    Trump’s new tariffs could shake investor confidence, slow exports, and create uncertainty for African tech startups.


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    Condia Insider: The ripple effects of Trump’s tariff play

    Trump’s new tariffs could shake investor confidence, slow exports, and create uncertainty for African tech startups.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-05 15:00:00

    Top 5 Skype Alternatives for African Startups in 2025


    In the wake of Skype’s shutdown, African startups and tech teams need to make informed decisions about which communication tools best suit their needs.


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    Top 5 Skype Alternatives for African Startups in 2025

    In the wake of Skype’s shutdown, African startups and tech teams need to make informed decisions about which communication tools best suit their needs.

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  • atc_admin
    2025-05-07 12:41:30

    Google for Startups leads $1.4 million investment in Nigeria’s Platos Health


    Backed by Google for Startups and angel investors from Tesla, Nigerian healthtech startup Plato Health has raised $1.4 million in pre-seed funding to scale its AI-driven platform and smart medical devices that help users monitor and manage chronic conditions from home.


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    Google for Startups leads $1.4 million investment in Nigeria’s Platos Health

    Backed by Google for Startups and angel investors from Tesla, Nigerian healthtech startup Plato Health has raised $1.4 million in pre-seed funding to scale its AI-driven platform and smart medical devices that help users monitor and manage chronic conditions from home.

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