Seedstars World has opened applications to tech startups in Sub-Saharan Africa for its 2018 edition. …
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The Kenya Film and Classification Board (KFCB) empowered by a new law has announced that…
The Zayed Sustainability Prize is now open to applicants from across the African continent. Having evolved…
Paxful has disclosed plans to launch a blockchain incubator hub in Nigeria. Lagos is the…
Mental illness is a big issue in Nigeria taking into reference the stigma and discrimination…
Global biopharmaceutical firm and Viva Technology partner Sanofi has announced the 10 African startups selected as finalists in…
As parts of its mandate to develop and regulate Information Technology in Nigeria, The National…
The African Innovation Foundation (AIF) has announced the 7th edition of the prestigious Innovation Prize for Africa (IPA) will…
Seed fund and incubator, MEST has named four Startups as the regional winners of the…
After raising $47.5m from the Rise Fund, a global impact investing fund managed by growth…
ziWallet provides a smart way of managing your Ecocash Transactions.
Registrations are currently on for the National Information Technology Competition For Tertiary Institutions Participation is…
Shortly after announcing the companies that made its 2018 incubation program, Co-Creation Hub (CcHub) has…
Co-Creation Hub (Cc-Hub) has announced the names of the companies selected for its 2018 Incubation…
Artificial Intelligence applying picture touching and identification app, Touchabl has gotten an endowment in seed…
Kenya and Nigeria both lead the agri-tech markets, followed by Ghana, and collectively account for over 60% active startups in the sector.
General Electric (GE) and Shining Hope for Communities (SHOFCO) in collaboration with Kids Comp Camp in…
The Nigeria Innovation Summit (www.innovationsummit.ng) in its 3rd year will focus on the theme: “Building…
American Tower Corp (ATC) has entered an agreement to acquire 723 transmission towers from Telkom…
Following this announcement by Trump, the shares of MTN, which plans to list on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, went down 2.6 percent after earlier falling over 3 percent.