Tag: African Startups

Oyemade Oyemaja, co-founder of Ennoble Technology, has built Neoform AI, a tool that translates and transcribes English into different Nigerian languages The platform is designed...

When the founder of Kindlybook, Charles Dairo walked into a crowded barbershop one Sunday in 2020, he didn’t just see a long queue, he...

African startups should redefine what it means to succeed, argues Kenneth Nwakwanma, a strategic business advisor and venture capitalist with over 20 years’ experience...

Tech Policy Press has announced the opening of applications for its 2026 Fellowship Program, offering $10,000 stipends and editorial support to journalists, researchers, and...

Nigerian startup, AISHA Technologies Ltd, has unveiled AISHA Chat, an AI-supported healthcare assistant designed to provide Nigerians with clear, reliable, and private health guidance...

Nigerian logistics startup, Renda Africa, is promoting compressed natural gas (CNG) as a cost-effective and practical solution to reduce vehicle emissions, positioning it as...

Raenest, the Africa-focused fintech company, has announced the launch of Raenest Exchange 2025, a full-day technology and innovation summit scheduled for October 9 in...

Leadway Group, one of Nigeria’s leading insurers, has graduated 33 young developers from its intensive 13-month technology program, a fully sponsored initiative aimed at...

Jade Abbott, founder and CTO of Lelapa AI, is building artificial intelligence tools for African languages, aiming to bridge one of the continent’s deepest...

In a country where financial exclusion remains one of the biggest barriers to growth, Jennifer Awirigwe, popularly known as Financial Jennifer, is quietly leading...

How Luno Is Letting Nigerians Invest in Tokenised US Stocks for Just N100

Nigerian startup, KrosAI, is making artificial intelligence accessible to users without reliable internet or formal literacy by enabling AI interactions through simple phone calls. In...