MANSA secures $10 million in funding to address cross-border liquidity challenges, leveraging stablecoins for faster and cost-effective payments. With rapid growth and strategic backing from Tether, MANSA aims to expand into Latin America and Southeast Asia, revolutionizing global payment infrastructure.

Microsoft has launched a $1 million AI training initiative in Nigeria, targeting one million participants over two years. While the program aims to boost digital skills, questions remain about its feasibility and impact. Read more about Microsoft's vision for AI in Africa.

Johnvents Group secures $40.5M from BII to boost Nigeria’s cocoa industry, enhance processing, and support sustainability. Learn how this investment will transform local farming and global competitiveness.

Oui Capital’s early $150,000 investment in Moniepoint turned into a 53x return, fueled by strong leadership and rapid business growth. Here’s how the firm turned conviction into one of Africa’s standout venture capital success stories.

VivaTech’s AfricaTech Awards are back for their fourth edition! Designed to spotlight African startups in green tech, e-health, and e-commerce/fintech, the awards offer valuable networking and mentorship opportunities.

Aliko Dangote is investing $400 million to expand Ethiopia’s Mugher cement plant, doubling its production capacity. This move reinforces Dangote Cement’s commitment to Africa’s industrial growth, despite past challenges.

Haldane McCall PLC has announced a remarkable financial performance for 2024, with pre-tax profit soaring to N1.01 billion—a 168.44% increase from the previous year. Revenue also grew by 109.50%, reaching N3.6 billion, driven by strong land and building sales. Explore the full breakdown of their financial highlights, including asset growth and operational insights, in this detailed report.

USAID, which has pulled $100 million in non-dilutive grants. This move threatens innovation in healthcare, agriculture, and clean energy, forcing entrepreneurs to explore alternative funding avenues. As Silicon Savannah navigates this shift, the question remains—how will startups adapt to the loss of crucial development funding?

Egypt’s Taager has raised $6.75 million in pre-Series B funding, marking a significant milestone in its mission to revolutionize social commerce across MENA. The investment, led by Norrsken22, will fuel Taager’s expansion, enhance its AI-driven seller tools, and strengthen its logistics network. With operations in Egypt, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Iraq, Taager has already supported over 45,000 online sellers and is poised for rapid growth.

The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) has secured a $6 million partnership with the UAE Office of Development Affairs and the Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan Foundation to empower 1,000 African entrepreneurs.

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