The Google for Start-ups Black Founders Fund awards 25 African start-ups with $4 million, to expand to new markets.
The SME capital provider will be the only SA fintech firm at the event at the London Stock Exchange this week.
Youth are invited to apply for wide-ranging skills development programmes in the gaming and animation industries.
The global payments firm’s Africa Fintech Accelerator promises yearly capital investment and training for 40 start-ups.
The move comes as the company launches a big push to empower global deep-tech growth through platform economics.
Internet proliferation leads to more people creating employment opportunities for themselves online, a study shows.
The new eLegl online resource centre enables business owners to access legal knowledge and services.
South African start-ups win 11 titles at this year’s Southern Africa start-up awards at GITEX in Morocco.
The health-tech start-up attracts investor attention of Old Mutual’s NEXT176 and US-based Tofino Capital, securing R41 million seed extension funding.
The group teams up with Rapyd and General Catalyst, to develop an integrated payment platform for the continent.
While Africa’s tech start-up scene has a small but growing list of unicorn companies, none hail from South Africa, due to a dearth of venture capital funding.
Car sharing offers digital nomads the flexibility, affordability and convenience they need to get the job done, says Charles Aruya, founder of Tarlen.