Technology / Egypt
Synapse Analytics takes Egyptian AI into international financial markets.
Ahmed Abaza and Galal Elbeshbishy are building technology to support lending and credit decisions across multiple markets.
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Artificial intelligence, digital infrastructure and the technology changing how African businesses operate.
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PROFILE / TechnologyNigeria
Sim Shagaya is building an education business beyond e-commerce.
The uLesson Group brings together digital learning and Miva Open University, extending Shagaya’s entrepreneurial focus into education.
PROFILE / TechnologyEgypt
iSchool takes Egyptian education technology to international markets.
Muhammad Gawish’s company is developing from coding education into a wider platform for learning tools and school technology.
PROFILE / TechnologyPan-African
Strive Masiyiwa’s next infrastructure ambition is computing power.
Cassava Technologies connects a telecommunications legacy with data centres, cloud services and the infrastructure required for African AI.
ANALYSIS / StartupsNigeria
For African AI, the next milestone is a paying customer.
Askya’s AI Growth Platform puts commercial execution at the centre of its inaugural cohort, chaired by Moniepoint founder Tosin Eniolorunda.
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