Chpter, an AI-powered company based in Kenya, has secured significant funding. Chpter Launched in 2022 by Mesongo Sibuti (chief technology officer),...
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Waza has raised $8 million to improve the financial technology sector in Africa. TechCrunch mentions that emerging economies tend to buy more from other countries than they sell, leading to an increase in demand for U.S. dollars to trade internationally. Combined with limited supply, trading can be more expensive. The outlet also notes that Africa’s… Continue reading Fintech Company Waza Raises $8M In A Seed Round To Transform B2B Payments And Improve Global Trade Across Africa
Chpter, an AI-powered company based in Kenya, has secured significant funding. Chpter Launched in 2022 by Mesongo Sibuti (chief technology officer),...
Chpter, an AI-powered company based in Kenya, has secured significant funding. Chpter Launched in 2022 by Mesongo Sibuti (chief technology officer),...
Hong Kong’s stablecoin issuer IDA raises $6m in round led by CMCC Global and Hashed Hong Kong-based firm IDA has secured $6 million in seed funding...
Hong Kong’s stablecoin issuer IDA raises $6m in round led by CMCC Global and Hashed Hong Kong-based firm IDA has secured $6 million in seed funding...
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Myles Garrett has invested in an energy company owned by a former NASA engineer. Boardroom reports the Cleveland Browns defensive end has invested in...
Slauson & Co., a venture capital fund that prides itself on investing in anyone, has raised substantial funding. TechCrunch reports Slauson &...
Carmelo Anthony is open to team ownership with his longtime friends LeBron James And Dwyane Wade. Anthony is already inching closer to obtaining...
Lagos, Nigeria, September 8, 2024 – Interswitch, one of Africa’s leading integrated payments and digital commerce companies has been awarded the...
Howard alumni are taking over the restaurant scene in Washington, DC. In 2012, Denville Myrie Jr. began selling Jamaican jerk chicken from the comfort...