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A startup that connects retailers to suppliers, previously co-founded by Mbaabu and Sibuti, known for its YC-backed platform.
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Here is what Sabi is up to after pivoting to critical minerals
Bendada.com - Oct 24, 2025
Sabi streamlined 20% of its workforce to refocus on commodity trade and traceability. The B2B e-commerce landscape in Africa is evolving, with companies like Jumia and MarketForce retracting from their B2B segments.

Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti unveil Cloud9, their next venture after Chpter
TechCabal - Oct 01, 2025
Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti are launching Cloud9, a digital bank for young Africans. Cloud9 aims to provide a modern financial experience tailored to millennials and Gen Z.
MarketForce Fell Short—Now Its Founders Are Chasing A New ‘Chpter’
WeeTracker - Sep 02, 2024
MarketForce, a B2B e-commerce company, closed its doors after facing challenges in scaling. The founders of MarketForce have launched a new venture called Chpter, which has secured $1.2 million in pre-seed funding.

E-commerce logistics partner Renda raises $1.9 million to expand across Nigeria, Kenya
TechCabal - May 02, 2024
Renda, a Nigerian logistics startup, has raised $1.9 million in pre-seed funding. The funding will be used to expand into Kenya and other Nigerian cities.

Pivoting to Social Commerce: MarketForce Shuts Down RejaReja, Launches Chpter
Tech In Africa - Apr 20, 2024
Kenyan startup MarketForce is shutting down its B2B e-commerce platform, RejaReja. The company is pivoting to a new venture called Chpter, a social commerce startup.
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