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PR Strategies for Startups on a Budget: An In-Depth Guide
Launching a company is hard enough; doing so with limited resources makes it even tougher. That’s why PR strategies for startups are no longer...
How Nigeria’s National Payment Stack Works, and What It Means for Startups and Businesses
Nigeria has taken a decisive leap forward in upgrading its digital payment infrastructure, following the successful completion of the first live transaction on the...
Techparley Africa, Cerespark Labs Host Masterclass to Help African Startups Pitch Better, Grow Smarter, and Secure Investment
Techparley Africa, in partnership with Cerespark Labs, has held a high-impact Startup Masterclass designed exclusively for founders registered under its DRIVE100 programme, delivering practical...
DRIVE100 —100: Meet ZemedicAi, the Nigerian Startup Bringing Hospital-Grade Diagnostics to Africa’s Remote Communities
Across rural Africa, millions of people walk into primary health centres every year unable to access even the most basic diagnostic services. It is...
DRIVE100 —099: How Jobcelerate Is Helping Africans Gain Real Work Experience and Break into Tech Faster
Across Africa, breaking into tech remains a painful journey for thousands of professionals. While online courses and bootcamps have exploded across the continent, many...
DRIVE100 —098: Meet SmoothRent, the Startup Using Technology to Eliminate Fake Agents and Transform Nigeria’s Rental Market
SmoothRent, a Nigerian startup is building a reward-driven digital ecosystem that simplifies the rental journey for tenants and landlords across Nigeria. The startup tackles the...
DRIVE100 —093: How Movable Games is Using AI to Make Learning Fun and Boost Performance of School Children in Africa
Many students struggle to retain knowledge, as traditional classrooms often fail to engage children effectively, particularly in core subjects like Mathematics, English, and Science....
DRIVE100 —092: Inside Kanemtrade, the AI-Powered Marketplace Connecting African Sellers with Global Buyers
When Mohammed Audu founded Kanemtrade, he was not trying to recreate Amazon or build a Western-style marketplace with African branding. His ambition was to...
DRIVE100 —091: Why Duollance Is Africa’s Answer to Upwork and Fiverr with AI-Powered Freelance Matching
Duollance, a new HR-mediated freelance platform founded by Alamu Ayomide Adetola and her team is emerging with a mission to rebuild the foundations of...
DRIVE100 —087: How AdMinting is Giving Brands Targeted Visibility While Helping Creators Earn Consistently
In an age where digital ads are often ignored, and traditional influencer marketing is fragmented and inconsistent, AdMinting is redefining how brands reach audiences...
DRIVE100 —086: Nigeria’s Cura ID is Using AI/Blockchain to Connect Hospitals, Patients via Digital Health Passports
In a continent where millions still navigate healthcare systems without reliable identity records, Cura ID is positioning itself as the infrastructure that will finally...
DRIVE100 —085: How Haus of Dreams Theatre-Cinema is Solving Nigeria’s Creative Challenges with Premium Platform for Filmmakers
Nestled in the historic town of Badagry, Lagos, Haus of Dreams Theatre-Cinema is redefining how Nigerians experience storytelling, offering a 100-seat, purpose-built venue capable...
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