Ephraim Modise is a Reporter at Southern Africa. He covers a range of topics including finance, financial technology (fintech), and transportation and mobility, with a focus on Africa, startups, and developments in Zambia. Ephraim's work has been featured in TechCabal and MAGNiTT.
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Ephraim Modise's coverage predominantly revolves around the African tech ecosystem, startups, and investment in technology. The majority of his articles focus on press releases, data citations, government and private sector announcements related to software & SaaS and business & industry topics within Africa.
To effectively pitch to Ephraim, consider offering insights or access to exclusive data relevant to the African tech ecosystem. Additionally, he may be interested in pitches that provide analysis or commentary on significant developments within the African tech industry such as investment trends, emerging startup hubs, or impact assessments of specific initiatives.
Given his focus on Africa's tech landscape without a specified geographic concentration within the continent, ensure that your pitches align with this broad regional scope when reaching out for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Ephraim Modise
Share Xero, the global accounting software giant, will acquire South African cloud-based reporting and analytics platform Syft for $70 million.
By: Ephraim Modise
The South African Reserve Bank has cut the interest rate for the first time since 2020 as inflation reduced.
By: Ephraim Modise
Share At least five e-commerce startups in Botswana have closed since 2023, with founders citing fractured payments as the leading cause of the shutdowns.
By: Ephraim Modise
Share With cleantech startups poised for explosive growth, carbon credit financing could be a game-changer for the sector.
Share African startups and the tech media must find a way to coexist. In a fiery panel discussion at Moonshot by TechCabal on Wednesday in
Building trust and consolidating efforts via partnerships are key to growing e-commerce penetration in Africa.
African startups need significant financial backing and other support to pursue expansion into markets outside the continent.
By: Ephraim Modise
inDrive operators in Botswana have seen reduced earnings because of the impact of factors like fuel costs and recently introduced commission.
As the year draws to a close, November's funding activity in emerging venture markets (EVMs) across the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, Türkiye, and Pakistan, was an improvement on the ecosystems' fortunes in October.
Written by Ephraim Modise - Senior Copywriter Jan 3, 2025, 8:00 PM 2025 will be an important year for EVMs.
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