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The $100 sandal that sparked a Ghanaian e-Commerce engine 
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What Customer Success Really Takes When Trust Is Low
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Prime Big Deal Days 2026: what to buy, what to skip
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Proparco Invests €150,000 in Kenya’s Farm to Feed
French development finance institution Proparco has invested €150,000 in Kenyan agritech company Farm to Feed as the startup expands its technology platform and efforts to reduce post-harvest food losses. Founded in 2021, Farm to Feed connects smallholder farmers with buyers while helping coordinate sourcing, demand forecasting, logistics, warehousing, sales and payments. Its model is designed […] The post Proparco Invests €150,000 in Kenya’s Farm to Feed appeared first on Tech In Africa.
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MTN Rwanda Turns to AI as It Expands 5G Network
MTN Rwanda is increasing its use of artificial intelligence to improve network performance while continuing a targeted expansion of its 5G infrastructure across the country. The telecom operator is deploying AI tools to identify network problems, including transmission failures, site outages and fibre cuts. By detecting the source of faults earlier, the technology allows technical […] The post MTN Rwanda Turns to AI as It Expands 5G Network appeared first on Tech In Africa.
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Yoco started with card machines. Survival made it grow.
It started with a small card machine and has since grown into a technology platform serving 200,000 small businesses.
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Dangote is testing the market Nigerian startups need to exit
If Dangote can bring substantial retail and institutional money into a Nigerian public offering, it could provide something founders and investors have never had at scale: evidence that a deep enough pool of Nigerian capital exists at the end of the startup lifecycle.
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39 years in tech, one hard lesson: Lungi Sangqu on why buying software won’t fix broken processes
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MTN’s IHS Towers takeover advances as regulator demands fair access
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👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Meta’s ad-verse ruling
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Kredete Acquires Gravv to Expand Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure
Financial technology company Kredete has acquired stablecoin infrastructure platform Gravv as part of efforts to strengthen its international payments capabilities and gain greater control over transaction settlement and routing. Kredete, founded in 2022 by Adeola Adedewe, provides financial services aimed particularly at African immigrants and diaspora communities. Its platform enables customers to send money across […] The post Kredete Acquires Gravv to Expand Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure appeared first on Tech In Africa.
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Satlyt Raises $8 Million to Expand AI Computing in Space
Satellite software company Satlyt has raised $8 million in seed funding as it works to expand artificial intelligence and data-processing capabilities aboard spacecraft. The funding round was led by non sibi ventures and attracted participation from TLCOM, Antler, Slauson & Co., Launch Africa Ventures, Enza Capital, Askya Investment Partners, Demos, BAG Collective, Gaingels, Axian Investment […] The post Satlyt Raises $8 Million to Expand AI Computing in Space appeared first on Tech In Africa.
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RAM shortage to last into 2028, Micron says. What to buy now
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Safaricom taps Pesapal’s 30,000 POS terminals to take M-PESA contactless 
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Meta appeals ruling that it can’t force Nigerians to accept ad tracking
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The plan to build virtual data centres in space just got $8 million backing
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Whispers to the machine: The secrets 1,200 Kenyans only tell their screen
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Pan-African fintech Kora adds stablecoins to its payment infrastructure
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FTC opens AI safety probe of OpenAI and Anthropic
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Climate volatility: Is solar energy still a good choice for you?
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How to Set Up Passkeys for Logins on All Your Devices
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James Hope University Partners with Global EdTech Leader Academia by Serosoft to Build a Next-Generation Digital Campus in Nigeria
James Hope University Partners with Global EdTech Leader Academia by Serosoft to Build a Next-Generation Digital Campus in Nigeria Academia by Serosoft, the globally recognised EdTech brand behind the award winning Student Information System, today announced a strategic partnership with James Hope University (JHU) in Nigeria. Located in the Twin Lakes Estate in Lekki, Lagos, JHU will implement Academia by Serosoft’s unified campus operating system, driving a comprehensive digital transformation to elevate the academic […] TechCity
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Africa Tech Festival 2026 puts the conversations shaping Africa’s digital economy in focus
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Best Gaming Accessories 2026: What’s Worth Buying Before the Holidays
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PC Gaming Gifts Worth Buying Before the Holidays (and What to Skip)
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The Best Gaming Accessories Worth Buying Before the Holidays
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Best Phone Under $300 2026: The Budget Phones Worth Buying
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The Best Phone Under $300 in 2026 (After This Year’s Price Hikes)
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Acumen invests $5M in Sun King’s Zambia business to expand off-grid solar
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South Africa’s Mission Mobile secures up to R500M ($30.8M) from DN Invest to scale smartphone financing
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Kenya’s SunCulture closes $10M securitisation with Mirova to fund more solar irrigation loans
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Egypt’s Anees Health closes seed round to coordinate care for older and chronically ill patients
Anees Health, an Egyptian healthtech startup founded in 2025, has closed a seed round of an undisclosed amount. It’ll use the money to grow its model, in which one team manages a patient’s care from the first contact until their condition is stable. The company builds its clinical model around geriatric medicine, with family doctors […] The post Egypt’s Anees Health closes seed round to coordinate care for older and chronically ill patients appeared first on Tech In Africa.
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African startup funding crosses $2 billion in 2026
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How the DRC Is Using Mobile Phone Data to Fight Ebola
The DRC is using anonymised phone records to map how people travel during its largest Ebola outbreak. Here is how the method works, where it flagged risks early and why coverage gaps still limit the fight against the Bundibugyo virus.
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Kenya Cyber Threats Hit 11 Billion as DDoS Attacks Double
Kenya cyber threats reached 11.12 billion in the year to June 2026, according to the country’s communications regulator. That is 29% more than the 8.62 billion events recorded a year earlier. The sharpest jump came from DDoS attacks, which rose 114.3%. The figures come from the Communications Authority of Kenya’s (CA) fourth-quarter Sector Statistics Report, […]
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How to Tell If Your Phone Is Hacked (and What to Do First)
How to Tell If Your Phone Is Hacked (and What to Do First) Your battery used to last until dinner. Now it’s dead by lunch. There’s an app on your home screen you don’t remember installing, and this morning a login code arrived for an account you weren’t trying to open. Here’s how to tell if your phone is hacked, and what to do about it. Any one […] TechCity
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