African Startup Funding Hits $1.4 Billion in H1 2026 as June Sparks Recovery
African start-ups raised close to $1.4 billion in funding during the first half of 2026, delivering a funding
African payment solutions company Enza announced that it has secured a $6.75 million investment in a seed equity round
South Africa’s collective brand value of the top 10 brands (in South Africa) reached R699.6 billion in 2025.
Digital bank TymeBank has seen a significant surge in deposits, according to results released by African Rainbow Capital (ARC) Group.
Tech giant Nvidia announced a partnership with Disney Research and Google DeepMind to develop a physics engine meant to improve
South African investment firm Summit Africa launched its new fund the Summit’s Private Equity Fund II (SPEF II). The
Local telecoms company Huge NXTGN has partnered with digital communications company Sinch to provide businesses in South Africa with digital
Chinese tech company Baidu announced yesterday the launch of two new artificial intelligence (AI) models as it tries to keep
Tech giant Microsoft announced plans to spend R5.4 billion by 2027 in an effort to expand its Cloud and
South Africa will spend R1 billion in support of the local production of new-energy vehicles and batteries, as well
Fintech company VetroFX (Vetro) announced the launch of its Global Business Award, designed to help early-stage startups expand beyond
African-based venture capital firm Equator raised $55 million for its first fund which will work to back early-stage
Kholo Capital reached a final close of R1.4 billion in commitments for its Mezzanine Debt Fund. The money raised
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