Kenn Abuya is a journalist covering the tech industry at EA. He focuses on themes such as telecommunications, transportation, and mobility, while also exploring topics related to blockchain forensics, decentralized finance, and business economics. Kenn's work has been featured in Techweez, Next Billion, and TechCabal.
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Nala has secured up to $50 million in credit financing from private credit firm Liquidity as demand rises for faster business payments.
Kenya had the largest representation on the Bloomberg list with four startups. South Africa, Nigeria, and Tanzania each had three companies.
Les sociétés kényanes BuuPass, Leta, Oye et WorkPay ont été nommées dans la liste des startups africaines à suivre en 2026 de Bloomberg News, qui
Spiro has raised $215 million in equity funding as it pushes deeper into a capital-intensive race to electrify urban transport.
Spiro, the electric mobility company building battery-swapping infrastructure for motorcycles across Africa, has raised $215 million in equity funding as it pushes deeper into a capital-intensive race to electrify urban transport.
MultiChoice is offering former Showmax subscribers in Kenya access to DStv Stream Compact at a heavily discounted KES 550 ($4.25) monthly rate for one year, as the pay-TV company works to retain streaming customers following
Safaricom is pushing deeper into the low-cost broadband market with internet plans starting at KES 800 ($6) a month.
Many EV startups approached the market by selling electric motorcycles directly to riders. The challenge was that the economics never worked particularly well.
Blnk , an Egyptian fintech that enables consumers to request loans during point-of-sale (PoS) checkouts, has raised $37.1 million in equity and debt financing to expand its lending to consumers with little or no formal access to credit.
By: Kenn Abuya
Spiro, one of Africa's largest electric motorcycle and battery-swapping startups, has appointed Anant Badjatya, former Indofast Energy chief executive, as its group CEO, in a major leadership shake-up.
