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Yesterday, Naspers, Africa’s most valuable company, announced its intention to list its Video Entertainment business separately…
Jack Ma, the executive chairman of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, has announced plans to step…
Registration is on for the British Council and aiivon Digital Marketing training for creative entrepreneurs.…
Kilimall, Uganda’s largest online shopping mall, launched in 2016 with a mission to become No.1 E-commerce platform…
Startups having a working product are invited to apply for the 500 Kobe Accelerator Startup…
The 7th edition of DEMO Africa will be held on October 18-19, 2018. The selected startups…
Nigerian e-commerce startup, WaraCake has announced it is now active in 23 states and has…
South African based ecommerce and media giant, Naspers, has committed to invest another $500 million…
Jumia’s six years anniversary celebration taking place throughout the month of July aims at celebrating…
Farmcrowdy, Nigeria’s first and leading digital agriculture platform yesterday won the Digital Business of the…
BiasharaBot was among the startups selected to receive the funding from Pangea Accelerator. The startup…
The chief executive officer of Jumia Nigeria, Juliet Anammah has said the company’s integrated and interconnected ecosystem…
Tech giant Google has announced that it will invest $550 million in Chinese e-commerce company,…
Applications open for class two In March, Google revealed the startups that will participate in the…
Nigerian customer experience startup Identity has launched to empower businesses in Africa to be more…
Seed fund and incubator, MEST has named four Startups as the regional winners of the…
Walmart is posting faster e-commerce sales growth than Amazon.com Inc, projecting that its online sales will increase by up to 30% annually over the next few years.
Walmart’s US e-commerce business has been growing faster than Amazon’s.
Kenya and Nigeria both lead the agri-tech markets, followed by Ghana, and collectively account for over 60% active startups in the sector.