Startups Profile

Zazu started as a way for farmers with extra goods to find new markets. In 2017, it turned its attention to digital banking. The Zazu mobile wallet makes it easy to do things with money, like send and receive money, buy things, and store money. You can use the virtual card that comes with our […]

Dash is an app that makes it easy to send, pay, receive, save, and manage your money all in one place. Built with security that can’t be broken, so you, your account, money, and payments are safe. Dash was started in 2019 by Prince Boakye Boampong. Covid has been a big help for Dash because

Almentor.net went online for the first time in 2016, intending to meet the need for online resources in Arabic for self-improvement. The website has a library of original training videos and interviews with experts in the field. This gives people in the region new ways to improve their skills in areas like medicine, the humanities,

BitPesa was started in 2013 and is Africa’s largest wholesale bitcoin liquidity provider for both consumers and businesses. BitPesa is different from other exchanges in Africa because it allows instant settlement in many different currencies and has the most liquid market of any exchange in Africa.  BitPesa was the first blockchain company to get a

Mostafa Amin, Muhammad Habib, and Abdallah Nofal started Breadfast in 2017 to meet the need for a convenient, on-demand delivery service of freshly baked bread and other breakfast items. They started their business with the simple goal of giving Egyptian families a place where they could buy everything they needed every day, from bread to

Andrew Maren started a lot of businesses and used to work as a banker. In 2017, he started the Fintech company ProfitShare Partners (PSP), which helps small businesses get the money they need. With the way PSP does things, you don’t even need money, security, or experience. Their goal is to help customers get ahead

Solarise Africa is a company that rents out renewable energy to people all over the continent. Smart financial solutions are the key to opening doors for our partners, which lets them do well and play a key role in moving Africa forward. Solarise Africa was started by Patrik Huber, Jan Albert Valk, and Sakkie van

Dr. Abasi Ene-Obong started 54gene in 2019 to meet a major need in the global genomics market. 54gene was made to get more African communities involved in genomics research, which would lead to better discovery, diagnosis, and treatment for African people. Together with health and research institutions in African countries, they get first-hand information and

SafeBoda, which used to be called Guinness Transporters, has a handy app for smartphones that lets you call a motorbike taxi in East African cities. It’s the idea behind a new ride-sharing app that aims to make public transportation in rural areas more reliable and easy to use. SafeBoda is also a group of businesses

Yumamia Inc. was started in August 2014 in Delaware, USA, to launch its platform for people in the Middle East. Yumamia is a food delivery app that gives people access to healthy, freshly made meals made with only the best ingredients and following the highest standards of cleanliness at prices that are comparable to fast