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Canva expands to Africa, names ex-Uber executive as localisation lead
Bendada.com - Nov 25, 2025
Canva opened a regional office in Johannesburg as part of its expansion in Africa. The new office is located in Rosebank and is staffed by a nine-person South African team.
WalmartVisaPriscilla Menoe-MtsiCanvaJohannesburg
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MTN Group Fintech to Host Inaugural Summit in Johannesburg
IT News Africa - Sep 08, 2025
MTN Group Fintech will host its inaugural Fintech Summit in Johannesburg from September 9 to 11, 2025. The summit will convene 300 delegates, including policymakers, regulators, and fintech innovators.
MTN Group FintechNikiwe TangaSerigne DioumJohannesburg
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On Johannesburg’s streets, traders remain fiercely cash-first
TechCabal - Sep 02, 2025
Street traders in Johannesburg's inner city transform sidewalks into vibrant marketplaces, selling food, vegetables, and second-hand clothes. Gauteng accounts for approximately 29% of South Africa's informal economy, employing nearly 20% of the country's workforce.
Kasi CatalystMTN MoMoGautengStats SAJohannesburg
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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.
Cape TownNairobiLagosJohannesburg
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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.
Dream VCNairobiAfrican Development BankLagosJohannesburg
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