Twiga is a technology-driven company that connects consumers, vendors and suppliers, providing access to high quality foods, products and retail services in Africa.
How can AI and 5G Shape the Future of Africa’s Mobile-First Startup Ecosystem
M-Pesa has revolutionized mobile money in Africa. Jumia and Takealot are leading e-commerce platforms in the region.
How AI can help African startups scale
AI offers African startups a competitive edge by improving customer engagement and streamlining operations. Startups like AwaDoc and Botlhale AI are using AI chatbots to enhance customer experience and communication.
Top 10 Pitch Decks from African Startups That Actually Raised Money
Andela achieved unicorn status with a valuation of $1.5 billion by showcasing its global talent marketplace and strategic partnerships. Flutterwave positioned itself as critical infrastructure for cross-border payments in Africa, emphasizing its understanding of local market complexities.
Twiga Pauses Nairobi Operations to Shift to Data-Driven Distribution Model
Twiga Foods is halting its Nairobi operations for two months as part of a business overhaul. The company is negotiating a new lease for a distribution hub closer to Nairobi.
Twiga’s pivot to asset-light model begins with acquisition of Kenyan distributors
Twiga Foods acquired controlling shares in three local FMCG distributors: Jumra, Sojpar, and Raisons. The company is shifting from direct operations to a hybrid model that combines traditional distribution with technology.
