Death Tech Startups: Revolutionizing the Afterlife
When we think of technology startups, we often think of the latest app or gadget that will make our lives easier. But what about startups that are revolutionizing the afterlife? Yes, you read that right. Death tech startups are on the rise, and they are changing the way we think
Arnergy Raises $3 Million to Accelerate Adoption
Nigerian cleantech startup Arnergy raises $3 million to accelerate adoption. Femi Adeyemo and Kunle Odebunmi founded the startup in 2013, specialising in distributed renewable energy products and services for businesses and homes. Its primary market is Nigeria, and it intends to continue providing services in the 36 states through mini-grid
Jetstream Africa Launches AI Platform Jetvision for African Businesses
Jetstream Africa, founded in 2018 by Miishe Addy (CEO) and Solomon Torgbor (COO), began operations in Ghana in 2019 with a Less Than Container Load (LCL) aggregation service. It seeks to help African businesses manage and control their cross-border supply chains. According to a report, the logistics startup facilitated the
Koos Bekker, the South African Billionaire Tech King
Koos Bekker is a South African billionaire and businessman. He has etched his name as a remarkable entrepreneur and visionary in the global business world. With a string of successful organisations such as MultiChoice (DSTV & GOTV), MTN, and more to his credit, Bekker’s journey is an inspiration to aspiring
Vella Finance Acquired by Carbon, Renamed as Carbon Business
Carbon, a Pan-African fintech startup, has finalised the acquisition of Vella Finance, a US-based fintech startup that aims to redefine financial freedom for Africans according to a statement seen by Bendada. The exact amount of the deal has not been disclosed, but the acquisition was executed through Carbon’s parent company,
Top 17 Safest Countries in Africa to Visit & Their Tourist Attractions
According to the Global Peace Index (GPI), published annually by the Institute for Economics and Peace, there are 23 indicators of peace, which are grouped into three categories: The lower the rating, the safer the country. If you dig deeper into the GPI figures you will be surprised how many
Injaro Secures $17.5 Million Fund to Back Ghanaian and Ivorian SMEs
The IGVCF aims to empower profitable SMEs in Ghana’s high-growth sectors. Industries targeted include mining support services, food and agriculture, education, healthcare, financial services, industrial services, and light manufacturing. Injaro, founded in 2009 by Jerry Parkes and Dadie Tayoraud, aimed to provide the necessary capital to enable Ghanaian SMEs to