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Harare-based payments startup Payitup has secured a $13-million Series-A investment from London’s Thawer Fund Management, CEO Aretha Gonyora…
Mastercard has revealed it will be exposing Fintech startups in Nigeria and Kenya to the…
Kenya-based telco Safaricom and the Equity Group have announced a partnership to promote financial inclusion:…
Applications are currently on for the F3 Female Focused Fintech Prize which recognizes the most…
San Francisco Fintech startup Stripe has acquired an Ireland based FinTech startup, Touchtech Payments co-founded…
Founders Factory Africa (FFA) has announced the selection and investment into its first five fintech…
The British High Commission to Nigeria and EFInA (Enhancing Financial Innovation & Access) are convening…
Standard Chartered Bank yesterday launched Africa eXellerator, an innovation hub geared towards driving fintech innovation…
Paylater, the Nigerian fintech company specializing in consumer lending has confirmed its much-anticipated name change in light…
Fintech Startup, Branch, which has offices in Lagos, Tanzania and Nairobi, has announced that it…
One Finance Limited (OneFi), a consumer lending platform provider, acquired Amplified Payments Ltd (Amplify), a Lagos,…
Nigeria-based fintech OneFi announced on Friday (March 8) that is has secured $5-million in debt…
Fintech startup, Oze has been named the winner of the MEST Africa regional challenge. Oze…
Nigerian fintech startup, TeamApt has secured $5.5 million Series A funding led by Quantum Capital…
Fortunately and thanks to technology, the concept of fintech came up and it has unarguably…
Self –Insurance platform Franc Group has emerged winner of the 2018 Seedstars South Africa finals.…
The Nigerian financial sector has significantly grown in leaps and bounds; thanks largely to technology.…
First City Monument Bank (FCMB) is seeking an innovative payroll management solution for SMEs and…
The contribution of the financial-technology industry to sub-Saharan Africa’s economic output will increase by at least $40 billion to $150 billion by 2022, according to Financial Sector Deepening Africa, a development-finance organization.