Funding In Africa
Digital Banking Platform, Fundall Raises $150,000 In Pre-Seed Funding
As part of an upgrade to what was like a Beta phase where it directly served about 10,000 members and about 200 million in deposits, Fundall is directing the investment largely into the acquisition of a Microfinance Bank, as part of steps to further strengthen its operational framework and license to surpass both regulations and customer service expectations. Read more
Opinion Corner
Tips That Could Save Your Small Businesses [Opinion]
As exciting and fulfilling as it is, financial risks and challenges are part of doing business. But any company can fail by making financial errors when it comes to saving. That reality can hit hard in the face of something like a global pandemic. Read more
4 Ways Cloud Computing Is Beneficial For Your Business
As it offers a lot of solutions, going for cloud computing is a great way to run a business. In this article, I am going to highlight four ways a business can use it to gain an edge over their competitors. Read more
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GFA Weekly Round- up Podcast
In this week’s weekly round up podcast, Nichole discussed about the funding activity between September 28- October 2
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GFA Attract Interview
Victor Boyle-Komolafe, the co-founder of Garbage In, Value Out (GIVO), a system that automates and digitises the collection, processing, and sale of recyclable materials. Watch Here
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