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Djamo, which serves over 1 million users in Francophone Africa, has raised $17 million to scale digital banking services across the region.

Dubai-based Fuse, which simplifies cross-border payments in MENA with API that provides virtual IBANs, has raised $6.6 million in seed.

We take a look at African startups that could uniocorns, that is become billion-dollar companies, in the coming years.

Enza raises $6 million in seed to build infrastructure for banks and fintechs, offering a range of local payment solutions.

Dubai-based ClearGrid aims to help modernize debt collection — and recovery — with AI.

Y Combinator-backed Nigerian food procurement startup Vendease has changed its employee pay structure and is seeking fresh capital.

African businesses pay up to four times the global average to transport goods. Nairobi-based logistics SaaS provider Leta wants to change that.

Equator, a climate tech VC firm, closes first fund at $55 million to support seed and Series A startups in energy, agriculture, and mobility.

LoftyInc, one of Africa’s most active investors, known for early bets on unicorns like Flutterwave, Andela, and Wave, has raised a third fund.

Gozem, which has steadily expanded across Francophone Africa from ride-hailing to a super app, raises a $30 million Series B round.