A technology company known for developing social media platforms and AI technologies, including the Llama models.
What do investors want to see in African AI startups?
AI startups globally attracted over $100 billion in funding in the first half of 2025, with Africa's share steadily expanding. Eight African startups raised over $40 million this year, showcasing the continent's growing AI investment landscape.
Africa Receives Just 0.02% of Global AI Funding in Q2 2025 Amid $47.3 Billion Surge
AI startups globally raised $47.3 billion in Q2 2025, marking the second-highest funding quarter ever. The United States secured $39.7 billion in funding, accounting for 83.9% of the global total.
You can now bank on WhatsApp with this startup
Nigeria has 51 million active WhatsApp users, making it the 10th largest user base globally. Finnova allows users to access banking services directly through WhatsApp, including sending money and paying bills.
Condia Insider: Airtel is eating into Safaricom’s pie
PocketLawyers secures funding from Nubia Capital to accelerate legal work in Africa using AI. Airtel Kenya adds 3.01 million new SIMs in Q1 2025, surpassing Safaricom's growth.
“Solve boring problems,” African AI leaders say at Builders Summit
AI-first startups are dominating Y Combinator batches, indicating a significant shift in the tech landscape. OpenAI is expanding its reach into cloud computing and devices, showcasing the versatility of AI applications.
