Afreximbank and DBSA Launch $20M Infrastructure Facility In Southern Africa

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) have signed a $20 million joint project preparation facility agreement to accelerate infrastructure development across Southern Africa.  The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) and the Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA) have signed a Joint Project Preparation Facility (JPPF) Framework Agreement committing up […]

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PNY and MTC Launch Saudi AI Infrastructure Partnership

Global high-performance computing leader PNY Technologies has formed a strategic partnership with Saudi technology services provider MTC (Modern Technology Company) to accelerate the deployment of advanced AI computing infrastructure across Saudi Arabia.  PNY Technology, a global supplier of high-performance computing and NVIDIA technology solutions has formed a strategic collaboration with Memory Technology Company (MTC) one […]

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Mozambique Regulator Unveils Mobile Tariff Management System

Mozambique’s National Communications Regulatory Authority (INCM) is preparing to roll out an automated Tariff Management System (TMS). Mozambique’s Communications Regulatory Authority (INCM) is developing a Tariff Management System to improve transparency around telecommunications pricing and mobile data consumption, with the digital platform scheduled to go live in November 2026. The regulatory intervention follows widespread public […]

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Why South Africa’s $21.5 Billion SME Funding Deficit Is a Data Problem

South Africa’s small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) sector faces a daunting $21.5 billion financing gap. South Africa’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) face a financing gap estimated at R350 billion ($21.5 billion), exposing a structural disconnect between small businesses and institutional capital providers across the country. Despite a sharp increase in the number of […]

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Kenyan Fintech Payd Resumes Services Post-FX Loss

Kenyan payroll and payments startup Payd is set to resume operational services following severe disruptions caused by unhedged foreign exchange (FX) losses. Kenyan financial technology startup Payd is preparing to restore its core payment operations following a prolonged service suspension caused by severe foreign exchange losses that impacted customer balances and disrupted user withdrawals across […]

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