Funding In Africa
Africa-Focused Travel Tech Startup Raises Six-Figure Seed Funding
The funding received will be utilised for the launch of the new travel platform, focusing on Namibia as its first destination for travellers. In addition, the funds will be used towards the building of a functional and reliable MVP, including the tailoring of trips, the ability or customise trips according to users’ preferences, and instant booking. Read more
Salesforce Ventures Joins AppsFlyer’s $210M Series D Round For Africa Growth
AppsFlyer has secured more than $300 million in funding since 2011, and has seen tremendous growth since its $210 million series D round, announced earlier this year. Read more
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Zimbabwean Businessman Adam Molai Just Launched A $1 Million VC Fund For African Startups
His experience from growing his cigarette-making company, but not discarding Jeff Bezos’ most recent expedition on the African continent through Chipper Cash. Read more
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