Sergio Tati’s Anda gets $3.5 million to transform Angola’s motorcycle transport
Angolan startup Anda, co-founded by entrepreneur Sergio Tati, raised €3 million ($3.5 million) to formalize and finance the country’s motorcycle taxis.
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Angolan startup Anda, co-founded by entrepreneur Sergio Tati, raised €3 million ($3.5 million) to formalize and finance the country’s motorcycle taxis.
Raxio Group, led by Danish executive Robert Skjødt, launches Angola’s largest data center, boosting digital capacity and internet speed.
Dangote’s $19 billion refinery uses Angola’s tankers as Nigeria’s stalled shipping sector misses out on $400 million annual freight revenue.
The decision follows nearly three years of state control after Unitel was seized from Africa’s first female billionaire, Isabel dos Santos.
This marks a key step in the company’s efforts to increase its oil production capacity to 100,000 barrels per day as part of its broader global expansion plans.
This marks the latest phase in Dangote Industries' ongoing expansion as it looks to capitalize on Angola’s growing economy.
The media’s narrative craftsmanship shines through in the saga of dos Santos, where the portrayal of Africa’s former richest woman ascends into fame and descends into infamy.
Dos Santos has launched a counteroffensive with a detailed cover story featured in the Portuguese magazine Expresso.
As Angola positions itself on the global stage, the planned IPO for Unitel and the stake sale in Banco de Fomento Angola reflect the government’s commitment to fostering economic growth.
Accused of embezzlement and fraud, dos Santos, through her lawyer, claims the allegations are politically motivated.
Once considered Africa’s wealthiest woman, dos Santos was removed from Forbes’ list of the world’s wealthiest people in January 2021.
Vicente was once a prominent figure in Angola’s oil industry.
Carlos Manuel de Sao Vicente has a brief window to enjoy his recently released assets while behind bars.