Rwanda Signs ChipMango MoU to Build Local Chip Design Talent Rwanda's Ministry of ICT and Innovation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding 4 minute read
Kenya Partners With Intel to Bring AI Literacy to Public Libraries Kenya has partnered with Intel to deliver AI literacy training through its 4 minute read
Moniepoint’s Eniolorunda Chairs Askya’s Zero-Equity AI Accelerator Moniepoint CEO Tosin Eniolorunda will chair the inaugural cohort of Askya 3 minute read
Spiro Secures $36M AfricaGoGreen Fund Commitment for E-Mobility Push Africa Go Green Fund has doubled its financing commitment to Spiro to $36 3 minute read
Rwanda Signs ChipMango MoU to Build Local Chip Design Talent Rwanda's Ministry of ICT and Innovation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding byBolu BabalolaSeptember 22, 2026
Kenya Partners With Intel to Bring AI Literacy to Public Libraries Kenya has partnered with Intel to deliver AI literacy training through its byBetty WangariSeptember 22, 2026
Moniepoint’s Eniolorunda Chairs Askya’s Zero-Equity AI Accelerator Moniepoint CEO Tosin Eniolorunda will chair the inaugural cohort of Askya byBolu BabalolaSeptember 22, 2026
Spiro Secures $36M AfricaGoGreen Fund Commitment for E-Mobility Push Africa Go Green Fund has doubled its financing commitment to Spiro to $36 byBetty WangariSeptember 22, 2026
Africa NewsFebruary 20, 2026 Nairobi’s Stock Exchange Is Finally Building a Tech Board. Can It Compete With Johannesburg — Or Will It Join Nigeria’s Zero-IPO Club? After decades as a home for banks, telcos, and brewers, the NSE is creating a byBetty Wangari
Africa NewsFebruary 14, 2024 Injaro VC secures $17.5M for SMEs in Ghana and Ivory Coast. Injaro Investment Advisors Limited has raised $17 byBolu Babalola
MoonsightsJanuary 5, 2024 Nigerian Startups Secure $253.15m in 2023’s Top 10 Deals. In 2023, Nigerian tech startups secured a total of $253 byMuhammed Mustapha
Africa NewsJanuary 5, 2024 Ampersand, Rwandan e-bike startup, Raises $19.5 Million. Exciting news from Kigali! byMuhammed Mustapha
Africa NewsJanuary 2, 2024 African Tech Startups Borrowed $2.1 Billion in 10 years – Report Says While the saying goes that “cash is king,” a report by Briter byMuhammed Mustapha
