BD Insider, Letter 150: Over $400K spent on Starlink purchases in Nigeria
CcHub to invest $15 million into 72 African edtech startups. Meanwhile, Nigerians are gobbling up Starlink via Payday, Chipper and others.
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Kenya's comms regulator deplatforms dozens of TV stations
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TechUnwind is bringing the Unwind Experience to London this April
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city of London and come have fun with us this April
Anchor, a Nigerian banking-as-a-service platform, launches On Deck to educate Africans on fintech
On Deck with Anchor, builds upon this initiative, with its YouTube-based series of short explainers on fundamental fintech. The easy format of the series – a casual sit down with real-life examples and references makes it a relatable watch.
Binance and Yellow Card missing from South Africa's licensed crypto firms’ list
South Africa released a list of 75 licensed crypto asset service providers, but major players like Binance and Yellow Card are missing.
TLcom closes $154 million fund to back early-stage startups in Africa
TLcom Capital has raised a $154 million fund to invest in early-stage startups, extending its reach beyond Sub-Saharan Africa to Egypt.