Category: Key developments
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Equity Bank and Mastercard Partner to Streamline Cross-Border Money Transfers for Kenyans
Equity Bank and Mastercard have announced a strategic partnership that empowers Equity Bank customers to send money securely to 30 countries.
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Mastercard Foundation Launches Agribusiness Challenge to Empower SMEs in Africa
The Mastercard Foundation Fund for Resilience and Prosperity is offering a new opportunity for SMEs in the agricultural sector across Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Kenya Enters Partnership With GIZ to Develop National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy
Kenya is poised to become a leader in responsible AI development in Africa, with the government partnering with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH to launch a project for a National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy.
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Pan-African Fintech Kora Partners With Canada’s Panache Ventures to Help Founders Secure Funding
Canadian pre-seed venture fund Panache Ventures has joined forces with Kora, a pan-African fintech company.
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Mastercard, Women Choice Partner to Empower Female Entrepreneurs in Africa with New Programs
Mastercard and Women Choice announced the expansion of their existing partnership to further empower women entrepreneurs across Africa and the Middle East.
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Kenya to Approve First-Ever Green Mobility Policy to Accelerate EV Adoption
Kenya is revving up its transition to electric vehicles (EVs) with the launch of a draft National E-mobility Policy.
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South Africa to Offer Skilled Remote Workers with Digital Nomad Visa
South Africa has taken a significant step towards attracting skilled remote workers by signing digital nomad visa regulations into law.
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Ghanaian Healthtech Startup Rivia Acquires SaaS Provider Waffle to Boost Digital Healthcare Network
Ghanaian healthtech startup Rivia has announced the acquisition of Waffle, a local software-as-a-service (SaaS) company specializing in solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
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Ghana Becomes the Latest African Country to Get a Digital Library Courtesy of YouScribe
French digital library YouScribe, owned by telecom giant Orange, has launched its services in Ghana, marking its second foray into an English-speaking African market.