Tamer El-Raghy, Managing Director of ARAF, highlighted Winich Farms’ potential, stating, “Smallholder farmers face multiple bottlenecks along the value chain, limiting their productivity and access to markets.
InDrive has also launched courier services in Harare, marking an exciting development for both individuals and businesses
Mobile money has proven to be a key enabler of financial inclusion in Nigeria. According to economic analyst Damilola Adewale, consumers prefer the speed and ease of transferring funds via mobile devices instead of visiting physical bank branches
Ajocard is a Nigerian fintech company focused on providing financial inclusion for underserved and unbanked communities
By moving towards OAuth 2.0, Google aims to reduce account vulnerabilities and streamline secure access for third-party apps, making user accounts less susceptible to hacking attempts and unauthorized access.
Kazang, a leading prepaid value-added services (VAS) provider in Zambia and a subsidiary of JSE-listed fintech company Lesaka Technologies, has introduced its Kazang Pay card acceptance solution to merchants across Zambia
The R300 million Seed Fund addresses this challenge by focusing on seed capital, which is crucial for innovation, research, and development in the country’s growing tech sector
Achieve, a Ghanaian investment app developed by Petra Securities, has introduced a new feature called Global Tech, offering users a unique opportunity to invest in some of the world’s leading technology companies
The Bank of Ghana (BOG) has introduced a new investment product, the Ghana Gold Coin (GGC), as part of its efforts to manage excess liquidity in the banking sector and promote its domestic gold purchase program