Tag: african startups

Stockholm-based Sesamy, a digital content platform, announced that it has raised an additional €3.3M in a Seed round of funding to ...

Spain-based ifeel raises €10M

Madrid-based ifeel, an emotional well-being platform for companies, announced that it has secured €10M in a Series A round of ...

Indian Fintech SaaS firm Lentra raises $60M

Cloud-based lending software provider Lentra has raised $60 million in fresh funding led by existing investors Bessemer Venture Partners and ...

HR tech startup Keka raises $57M

HR tech startup Keka announced that it has raised $57 million in funding from WestBridge Capital, in what the company ...

AfyA Care a healthcare venture in Nigeria has just closed a $6 million Series A funding round

AfyA Care's Series A capital funding has included a $6 million investment by CardinalStone Capital Advisers (CCA), a manager of ...

Yassir, an Algerian super app, has received $150 million in Series B funding

Yassir, an on-demand marketplace providing transportation, grocery delivery, banking, and more, has just announced a $150 million Series B funding ...

Omnisient, a South African data collaboration startup, receives $3.5 million in funding

Omnisient, a supplier of consumer privacy-protecting data collaboration platforms in emerging economies, has raised a $3.5 million round of expansion ...

MoneyFellows, a fintech startup based in Egypt, has closed a $31 million Series B round of funding

MoneyFellows, an Egyptian fintech startup, has announced the first closure of its Series B round funding, totaling US$31 million. The ...

Hello Tractor, a Kenyan company, took first place in this year’s CATAPULT: Inclusion Africa competition

Hello Tractor, an initiative from Kenya that encourages tractor sharing across the continent, has won the fifth annual CATAPULT: Inclusion ...

Brotinni, an Egyptian food-tech startup, has raised $600k in a seed round

Brotinni, an Egyptian food-tech, and dark butcher solutions firm that is bringing innovation to the meat sector, has successfully raised ...

Quona Capital has successfully raised $332 million to invest in financial inclusion in developing countries