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How much would you have made if you invested in Moniepoint?
TechCabal - Oct 22, 2025
Moniepoint raised $90 million to complete its Series C round at a valuation of $200 million. The company achieved unicorn status after raising $110 million in October 2024.

South African Startup AIRE Uses AI to Transform Real Estate Across Africa and the Middle East
Tech In Africa - Oct 01, 2025
AIRE is a South African startup that integrates AI into the property sector. The company offers AIRE Software, which generates feasibility studies in five days.

Best Cities in Africa for Startup Talent in 2025
Tech In Africa - Aug 17, 2025
Lagos is recognized as the largest market in Africa, with a booming fintech sector and affordable talent. Nairobi is known for its mobile money innovation and has a strong venture capital presence, making it a vibrant hub for startups.

The Salary Guide 2025: How Much Do Tech Workers Make in African Startups?
Tech In Africa - Aug 08, 2025
South Africa leads in developer salaries, with software engineers in Cape Town earning an average of $55,452 annually. Entry-level data scientists in South Africa earn around $1,800 per month, while senior data scientists can earn over $4,800.

What It’s Really Like Working at a Startup in Africa: Salaries, Equity & Reality
Tech In Africa - Jul 24, 2025
Developers in Johannesburg earn about $42,000 annually, while those in Lagos make $11,000. Remote work for international companies can significantly boost earnings, with Nigerian developers earning an average of $53,658.
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