Tesla-Inspired Startup Raises $25M to Electrify Africa’s 30M Motorbike Taxi Market
Africa’s motorcycle taxi market, worth billions and powering daily mobility for millions, is becoming the next battleground for electric vehicles. Now, an East
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The $80M Startup Trying to Turn Stablecoins Into Everyday Banking
A new generation of financial platforms is quietly trying to replace the global banking system with stablecoin-powered infrastructure, and investors are betting big
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Africa’s Next Fintech Crisis: Real Users, Stolen Faces, and AI-Powered Account Takeovers
Africa’s fintech sector spent years building systems to stop fake identities from opening accounts. But a new threat is emerging, one where the
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Verve’s East Africa Bet: A New Battle for Africa’s Payment Rails
As cross-border trade within Africa accelerates, the real competition is no longer just about issuing cards — it’s about owning the rails that
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M-Pesa Just Closed a Major Scam Loophole
For nearly two decades, every M-Pesa payment in Kenya quietly exposed one critical piece of personal data: the sender’s phone number. Whether paying
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Stripe Eyes PayPal in $40B Power Play
Global payments giant Stripe is reportedly exploring a takeover of PayPal — a move that could reshape the competitive dynamics of digital payments
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Washr Wants to “Uber-ise” Nigeria’s Laundry Market
Laundry may look like a small problem. But Nigerian startup Washr is betting it’s a massive coordination failure hiding in plain sight. Currently
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The Startup Building Structure Into Africa’s Informal Transit System
Africa’s informal transit system moves millions of people daily, yet it largely operates without digital coordination, predictable scheduling, or structured revenue models. Kenyan
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Grey Enters Africa’s $1 Trillion Payments Race With ‘Grey Business’
As Africa’s cross-border payments market races toward a projected $1 trillion valuation by 2035, global fintech company Grey is staking a bold claim
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Two Young Nigerians Bet ₦75M on Dollar Talent
At 22 and 24, two young Nigerians are building what they believe could become one of the most structured bridges between African talent