Apple is preparing to launch its most powerful smartphone yet — the iPhone 17 Pro Max — expected to debut at the company’s ...

LemFi, a cross-border financial platform, has announced the acquisition of Pillar, a UK-based credit technology startup, in a ...

LoftyInc Capital Management has announced the first close of $43 million for its LoftyInc Alpha Fund, a late-seed investment vehicle aimed at scaling Africa’s tech startups across key markets, ...

Venture capital (VC) can seem like the ultimate solution for scaling your startup, offering the promise of funding, resources, and growth. However, accepting VC investment isn’t always the best move ...

Most Nigerians want to use high-end smartphones like iPhone and Samsung. However, your bank account shouts and says a big NO to you. What do you do? Well, there are budget phones out there that are ...

The removal of two Coca-Cola bottles during a press conference at the European Championship by Christiano Ronaldo has wiped off $4bn Wiped off its market value. The Portugal captain shifted the ...

Educatly, the Egyptian higher education startup, has announced that it has secured a new funding round of $2.5 million led by TLcom Capital and Plus VC. The round also saw participation from Egypt ...

For Nigerians who love to binge on YouTube especially at night, Airtel has a special plan for you. You just need to activate it to start enjoying unlimited night streaming between the hours of 1 am ...

Davido has become the most followed African artist on Instagram after the singer hit 20 million followers. The Omo Baba Olowo (OBO) as he is fondly called has over the years grown to become one of ...

Nigeria’s fast-growing tech ecosystem now features venture capitalist firms that are continuously in search of innovative and scalable startups to back and support. This was not the case in the past ...

Does $200,000 sound like a good investment in your tech-enabled African startup? We are sure your answer is yes! These African startups have just received investment from Madica. You can also join ...

mPharma, the Ghanaian healthtech startup, has raised a $35 million Series D funding. The investment is made up of $30 million in equity and $5 million in debt from CitiBank, bringing the total amount ...