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Kenyan Startup KulaMtaani Digitizes Street Food Vendors

Kenyan Startup KulaMtaani Digitizes Street Food Vendors

By Imogen Fairfax October 19, 2026
Street food digitization platform KulaMtaani, launched June 2025, gives Nairobi’s street vendors a hub for orders, supply management, cutting missed orders.
Kenyan app turns informal “I know a guy” networks into

Kenyan app turns informal “I know a guy” networks into

By Eleanor Sinclair October 17, 2026
Kenyan app miGuy turns informal 'I know a guy' networks into a trusted, review-based system for services like electricians, boosting efficiency and reliability.
Four finalists vie for engineering innovation prize

Four finalists vie for engineering innovation prize

By Imogen Fairfax October 16, 2026
Four finalists vie for the Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation, tackling healthcare and agricultural challenges across Africa with scalable solutions.
Blockchain’s real-world limits and strengths revealed

Blockchain’s real-world limits and strengths revealed

By Imogen Fairfax October 15, 2026
Blockchain’s real-world limits and strengths revealed: how its ledger structure solves coordination challenges in payments, supply chains, and data management.
Solar firm expands into Uganda and Zambia with €2 million

Solar firm expands into Uganda and Zambia with €2 million

By Eleanor Sinclair October 14, 2026
Solarise Africa secures €2 million to expand decentralized solar projects in Uganda and Zambia, targeting 3 MW of renewable capacity within two years.
WonderBooks relaunched with 2000 AI stories

WonderBooks relaunched with 2000 AI stories

By Imogen Fairfax October 13, 2026
WonderBooks offers about 2000 AI stories in a dozen languages, one of the largest digital reading platforms, using artificial intelligence to enable creation of
African cyberattacks surge over fourfold

African cyberattacks surge over fourfold

By Beatrice Holloway October 12, 2026
African cyberattacks surge over fourfold, with a 421% increase between 2016 and 2025, outpacing global growth, according to Mastercard report.
Nigerian campus social app seeks $250k funding

Nigerian campus social app seeks $250k funding

By Beatrice Holloway October 11, 2026
The campus social app The College Date, with 1,010 users, seeks $250,000 pre-seed funding to expand across Nigerian university campuses and Africa.
Tanzanian food firm secures $40M to expand into Kenya

Tanzanian food firm secures $40M to expand into Kenya

By Imogen Fairfax October 10, 2026
Tanzania’s East Africa Foods secures $40M to expand into Kenya, aiming to serve 100,000 smallholder farmers amid East Africa’s food distribution instability.
Safaricom rolls out affordable multi-branch network service

Safaricom rolls out affordable multi-branch network service

By Imogen Fairfax October 9, 2026
Safaricom’s new managed SD-WAN service offers businesses affordable multi-branch connectivity starting at KES 9,500/month for 36 months, ensuring seamless failo
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