Cameroonian entrepreneur Eunice Ajim launches $10-million fund to support African tech startups
Ajim Capital plans to write checks between $25,000 to $150,000 for at least 60 tech startups in Africa.
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Ajim Capital plans to write checks between $25,000 to $150,000 for at least 60 tech startups in Africa.
Nkontchou spent a total cash consideration of $2.35 million to increase his stake from 0.26 percent to 0.98 percent.
SeamlessHR is a Nigerian HR tech startup founded in 2018 to provide technology solutions to manage HR data and workflow.
WiSolar is a South African clean energy solutions startup founded by South Africa-based Nigerian businessman Tonye Irims in 2016.
Dangote Cement will buy up to 170,003,074 fully paid-up ordinary shares.
Afrikrea is an e-commerce startup founded in 2016 as a marketplace for Africa-based and -inspired fashion, clothing, accessories, arts, and crafts.
Rabiu’s stake in BUA Foods is now valued at $2.795 billion.
Heirs Holdings is a family-owned investment holding company founded by Nigerian businessman Tony Elumelu in 2010.
ThankUCash is a multi-merchant loyalty and cashback platform.
Bfree deploys strategic solutions to increase repayment rate on loans through the use of tech tools and data from credit institutions to predict customers’ risk profiles.
Herbert Wigwe, Access Bank’s CEO, holds a beneficial 4.27-percent stake in the bank.
Airtel Africa is a leading telecom and mobile money services provider with a presence in 14 countries in Africa.
mPharma manages inventory for mom-and-pop pharmacies across Africa.
Rabiu’s stake in the newly-listed BUA Foods has catapulted his net worth above $7 billion.
More than 1 billion shares in BUA Foods were exchanged by investors by midday on the Nigerian bourse.
Founded in September 2005, DP World is a state-owned port operator based in Dubai.