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A mobile money transfer service launched by Safaricom that has revolutionized financial transactions in Kenya, significantly contributing to the economy.
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WayaWaya founder Teddy Ogallo lived a sheltered life, then had to rebuild everything
TechCabal - May 08, 2026
Teddy Ogallo identifies as a builder, constantly focused on solving customer problems and iterating on solutions. He traces his entrepreneurial journey back to his childhood in a sheltered environment that abruptly changed due to his father's job loss.

What M-PESA did for fintech, Bernard Chiira wants for assistive tech
TechCabal - Apr 24, 2026
Bernard Chiira was born with brittle bone disease, leading to numerous surgeries and challenges in early education. He attended Joytown, a special boarding school that taught life independence skills, before transitioning to mainstream education.

Gebeya and VukaOS Forge Alliance to Close the Gap Between Startup Idea and Execution
Tech In Africa - Apr 23, 2026
Gebeya Inc. and PROFF-IT have announced a strategic alliance to support African entrepreneurs. The partnership integrates VukaOS into Dala Studio, creating a seamless workflow for idea validation and product development.

Starlink to appeal Namibia licence rejection
Techpoint Africa - Mar 31, 2026
Starlink intends to appeal the rejection of its operating licence in Namibia, which was denied due to local ownership laws. The Nigerian Communications Commission has ordered telecom operators to compensate users for poor network service, shifting the burden from fines to direct user compensation.

Fintechs expanding between Kenya and Rwanda may soon need one licence
TechCabal - Mar 12, 2026
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Kenya and Rwanda signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a licence passporting framework for payment service providers. The framework will allow fintechs licensed in one country to operate in the other without seeking new regulatory approval.
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