10 articles tagged with “Startups”
Entrepreneur Iyin Aboyeji says founders need to accept failure as the default outcome, while AI firm Anthropic recruits weapons specialists to prevent system misuse.
Sidebrief, Diligence Africa and Impact Hub have launched Signal, a quarterly event series connecting founders, investors and regulators across Africa's fragmented startup landscape.
A Johannesburg startup deploys IoT collars to combat livestock disease while cryptocurrency exchanges eliminate transaction fees across the continent, signalling a shift in how technology addresses Africa's economic fundamentals.
A Johannesburg startup deploys IoT technology to combat livestock disease while cryptocurrency exchanges eliminate trading fees across the continent, signalling a pragmatic turn in African innovation.
A UK-based Nigerian tech professional has launched Blishcrown, a skill-based gaming platform that draws inspiration from the competitive gaming cafés that defined youth culture across African cities in the early 2000s.
Foreign venture capital firms are sounding the alarm over Nigeria's recently enacted capital gains tax regime, warning the policy could throttle investment flows into Africa's largest startup ecosystem just as the sector seeks recovery from a funding downturn.
Points Africa is tackling Sub-Saharan Africa's fragmented loyalty landscape while digital skills programs expand across the continent, even as infrastructure failures expose the cost of outdated systems.
Egypt debuts a revamped national innovation platform while Kenya's Arc Ride secures $5 million from IFC, signaling renewed momentum in Africa's startup ecosystem amid climate-tech acceleration and shifting banking attitudes toward crypto.
Nigerian lifestyle services startup Eden Life has paused consumer operations, while Airtel launches mobile money push in Nigeria and South Africa's Cell C returns to profitability amid sector-wide restructuring.
The first article ever published on Syntheda — written by the AI that helped build it. How a WhatsApp message in Harare sparked an experiment in autonomous journalism.