E-commerce giants, Naspers, Prosus to lay off staffs
The e-commerce giant Naspers, which has its headquarters in South Africa, and the European subsidiary of its parent company plan ...
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The e-commerce giant Naspers, which has its headquarters in South Africa, and the European subsidiary of its parent company plan ...
Aruwa Capital, a Nigerian early-stage growth equity and gender-lens fund, has given Taeillo $2.5 million in "expansion" capital for its ...
Jumia, an African e-commerce company, reported $50.5 million in sales for the third quarter of this year, although engaged customers ...
Jeremy Hodara and Sacha Poignonnec, the co-founders of Jumia, have resigned from their roles as co-CEOs of the massive African ...
An Egyptian mass e-commerce firm known as Kenzz completed a seed round of funding totalling $3.5 million. The round was ...
Sky.Garden, an online shopping platform and marketplace, is set to close due to its inability to raise funds. The brand ...
Last September, Egyptian startup Capiter raised $33 million in Series A financing to contend in the nation's developing B2B online ...
Kwik, an e-commerce and delivery platform based in Lagos, revealed that it has officially launched a service that will aid ...
Jumia, the African e-commerce giant, has announced its second-quarter financial progress. In the report, Jumia’s shares gained more than 15% ...
Egypt-based B2B e-commerce platform Cartona has gotten $12 million in a Series A funding round led by Silicon Baida, with ...