Google Selects 15 African AI Startups for Latest Accelerator Cohort

Google for Startups Accelerator Africa selects 15 early-stage AI startups driving fintech, agritech, healthtech, and logistics innovation across the continent’s tech ecosystem.

Google for Startups Accelerator Africa selects 15 early-stage AI startups driving fintech, agritech, healthtech, and logistics innovation across the continent’s tech ecosystem.

Kenyan mobility fintech BuuPass lands strategic funding from Yango Ventures to expand its B2B2C travel booking platform and digitize Africa’s transport ecosystem.

Ghanaian fintech startup Liquify secures $1.5M seed funding to expand its AI-powered invoice financing platform, helping African SME exporters access same-day working capital and close the continent’s $120B trade finance gap.

EFT Corporation partners with Kenya's SACCOs to build a shared fintech payments platform, driving financial inclusion and digital transformation.

Once seen as the backbone of cryptocurrencies, blockchain in fintech has matured into a powerful tool for building secure, transparent, and efficient financial systems.

As the fintech industry scales rapidly, so do regulatory requirements. From anti-money laundering (AML) to Know Your Customer (KYC) mandates, compliance has become a complex and resource-heavy challenge.

The African fintech revolution is in full swing, and at the center of it lies the rapid growth of neobanks in Africa.

Embedded finance is revolutionizing the way consumers and businesses interact with financial services.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are rapidly reshaping the fintech landscape in 2025.