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Happy Pay, Ozow Expand BNPL Access for SA Merchants
South African fintech companies Happy Pay and Ozow have announced a strategic partnership that will bring zero-deposit Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services to merchants across South Africa. The collaboration is expected to expand access to flexible payment solutions for both online retailers and consumers while simplifying integration for businesses already using Ozow’s payment infrastructure.…
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MILLI Expands Crowdfunding for Everyday Needs in South Africa
As digital fundraising gains momentum across Africa, South African startup MILLI is positioning itself as a platform focused on helping ordinary people raise money for real-life needs. From medical emergencies and education costs to community projects and small business support, the crowdfunding platform is creating new ways for individuals and organisations to access financial assistance…
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13 Startups Selected for Africa Tech Summit London Showcase
Africa Tech Summit London has announced 13 high-growth startups selected for its Investment Showcase at the summit’s landmark 10th edition, scheduled to be held at the London Stock Exchange on May 29, 2026. The annual event, regarded as one of the leading African tech gatherings in Europe, will bring together more than 350 founders, investors,…
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Nigeria’s Rise in No-Code Innovation
In a region where access to software development skills remains limited, no-code technology is quietly reshaping the digital economy. Across West Africa, startups and small businesses are increasingly turning to platforms that allow users to build websites, applications, and digital tools without writing complex code. Behind one of the region’s emerging no-code platforms is a…
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M-KOPA Lands on Financial Times Fast-Growth List for Fifth Straight Year.
African fintech company M-KOPA has been named among the Financial Times’ fastest-growing companies in Africa for the fifth consecutive year, a milestone that highlights the company’s continued expansion across the continent. At a time when many African startups are facing slower funding, rising operating costs, and tougher economic conditions, M-KOPA’s repeated appearance on the list…
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How Artificial Intelligence Is Gaining Ground in African Business Operations.
Artificial intelligence is steadily becoming part of everyday business operations across Africa, from customer service and finance to logistics, retail, and marketing. What was once seen as a distant technology is now being integrated into practical business tools used by companies of different sizes. Across the continent, businesses are beginning to use AI not as…