The 1 000 Tech Entrepreneurs Campaign attracts interest from tech enthusiasts and industry partners a few weeks after its launch.
South African-based business Sakeng is looking to officially debut a mobile virtual network operator, called Sakeng Mobile, in August.
The company strengthens its education tech business through expansion and investing a further combined R1 billion in two start-ups.
The company believes it is well-positioned to navigate the coronavirus uncertainty ahead after its revenue grew 23% for the year ended 31 March.
The telco says the Yep! digital marketplace will play a critical role in ensuring the survival of the country’s small businesses.
Fintech start-up Paymenow has been accepted into the Catalyst Fund accelerator programme and awarded R1.7m in grant capital.
Less than a year after launch, Afri Ride’s creators are taking the ride-sharing app to neighbouring country Zimbabwe.
The company will soon announce a mix of tailor-made solutions, including e-commerce targeting small businesses.
Nybble Technologies is offering free support for SMEs registered on its LittleFish e-commerce platform.
The digital payments company introduces an SME hub, to champion local entrepreneurs and encourage consumers to support small businesses.