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Here are the top 10 Nigerian tech startups deals in 2022 as reviewed by Nairametrics: 1. Flutterwave ($250 million) Recognised as one of the most valuable startups in Nigeria, Flutterwave became Africa’s fourth unicorn last year after raising $170m in a Series C round. The company in...
Last year, Africa had three startups in the list; Nigeria’s Opay and Palmpay, and South Africa’s Yoco. According to CB Insights, the 250 companies were selected from a pool of over 17,000 companies around the globe. While some of these companies applied for themselves, others were nomi...
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Chennai has become a startup hub, ranking among India’s top 5 cities for entrepreneurship (source: Startup India). The city’s vibrant startup ecosystem supports businesses across fintech, edtech, and SaaS sectors, fuelling the need for digital marketing experts. ...
the Best Bank for Digital Solutions in Nigeria in the Euromoney Awards 2023, being listed in the World Finance Top 100 Global Companies in 2023; being recognised as the Number One Bank in Nigeria by Tier-1 Capital, for the 14th consecutive year, in the 2023 Top 1000 World ...
How fast is the startup industry growing in Kenya? In early 2024, Kenya's startup sector achieved a remarkable17%increase in new investments, surpassing Nigeria and Egypt to become Africa's leading destination for startup financing.
Nigeria, Egypt, South Africa, and Kenya are considered Africa’s “big four” countries focusing on technical literacy, drawing global investors, and securing mostof Africa’s startup funding in 2023. For example,Egypt’sMinistry of Communication and Information Technology is developing technical skil...
Nigeria restricts fintech onboarding to stop KYC-evading crypto investors May 01, 2024 byArijit Sarkar Nigerian fintech firms OPay, Kuda Bank, Moniepoint and PalmPay were directed to pause the creation of new accounts amid an ongoing audit of their KYC processes. ...