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Author: Fred Kennedy
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Arnergy Closes $18 Million Series B Round to Scale Solar Access in Nigeria
Nigerian clean energy company Arnergy has secured $15 million in new Series B funding, bringing its total for the round to $18 million following a $3 million raise in 2023.
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Egyptian Quick Commerce Startup Rabbit Raises Undisclosed Funding For Expansion
Rabbit, a fast-growing quick commerce startup from Egypt, has officially entered the Saudi Arabian market and opened its regional headquarters in Riyadh.
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Patrick Timani is Building Africa’s Future Through Smart Mobility and Financial Inclusion
Patrick Timani is a Cameroonian tech entrepreneur and engineer who is using innovation to solve some of the everyday challenges facing urban Africa.
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New GX Capital and RMB Ventures Launch 120 Million Fund to Support Clean Tech Projects in South Africa
New GX Capital and RMB Ventures have introduced the Airnergize Capital Fund I with an initial commitment of approximately $120 million.
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Kenyan Tourism-Focused Venture Studio Purple Elephant Ventures Raises Additional $500,000
Nairobi-based Purple Elephant Ventures (PEV), a startup studio focused on tourism, has secured an extra $500,000 to boost its seed funding round to $5 million.
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ECOWAS Development Bank Approves Over €230 Million to Boost West African Projects
The ECOWAS Bank for Investment and Development (EBID) has approved new funding worth €230 million and $10 million to support infrastructure projects and private sector development across West Africa.
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Moroccan Fintech Startup Paytic Raises $4 Million to Expand Global Operations
Paytic, a technology company helping banks and financial service providers streamline its payment operations, has secured $4 million in a seed extension round.
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Kenya’s Digital Bank Umba Secures $5 Million to Drive Pan-African Growth
Kenyan-based digital bank Umba has secured a $5 million debt facility from Star Strong Capital to accelerate its growth and reach more customers across Africa.
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Fadima Diawara is Making Affordable Smartphones Built for African Needs
Fadima Diawara is a Guinean entrepreneur using technology to create practical solutions for Africa.