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Tyme Group Secures $250 million Series D Funding, Becomes Africa’s Ninth Unicorn
With this valuation, Tyme has taken the critical step to finally becoming a unicorn and Africa’s ninth one.

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Reporting on Funding.
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With this valuation, Tyme has taken the critical step to finally becoming a unicorn and Africa’s ninth one.
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Sanari Capital focuses on mid-market investments, majorly serving founder-run, owner-managed, and family-owned businesses.
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At present, z.systems is a rapidly scaling startup dedicated to enhancing the competitiveness of Morocco’s small, independent retailers — locally known as “hanouts.”
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TGPDC is a South African startup that offers digital workflow automation, verification processes, and compliance solutions.
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Under Gueye’s leadership, Eyone has gained recognition for its contributions to healthcare innovation. In 2017, the company won the second prize in the national phase of the Orange MENA Social Entrepreneur Prize.
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The fund has already deployed $10 million to five startups operating across eight African countries, collectively serving over 60 million people.
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Cauris’s reputation in the African fintech ecosystem has grown alongside its involvement in transformative ventures.
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LAfricaMobile plans to direct the funds towards strengthening its presence in Central Africa and enhancing its product offerings through advanced AI integration.
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This milestone marks an important step not only for Nowlun but also for the broader MENA logistics sector, as the region increasingly embraces innovation to address long-standing inefficiencies.
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The $1.15 billion was divided into $808 million in primary commitments and $210 million co-investments. The enormity of these sums reflect strong backing from institutional investors like Temasek, Prudential Financial and the European Investment Bank.
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This investment will be geared towards supporting eight small hydro projects across four mini-grids in Kenya. This investment might be the beginning of reliable, affordable electricity for over 10,000 individuals and businesses.
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In an interview with Al Sharq Bloomberg Channel, Al-Abd highlighted the aim of the program’s expansion which was to reinforce Egypt’s growing startup ecosystem while extending its reach to growing African and Arab markets.
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The initiative will be an effort to tap into Senegal’s significant solar energy potential, which stands among the highest globally
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ariika has successfully opened its flagship store in Baghdad, Iraq, a move that capitalized on the market’s booming economy.
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Lingawa would consider a slightly different approach to its business model. It will cater to the diaspora market where Williams believes 20 million Africans exist, but half of them do not speak their mother tongue.
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BPS has expanded into several African markets, delivering power to over 5 million customers through the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG), helping the company double its revenue in just two years. In February 2024, ECG even launched a mobile application for electricity services.
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The funding will enable efreshli to scale its operations, enhance its digital platform, and expand its reach within Egypt. By providing farmers with access to real-time data and analytics, Efreshli aims to optimise supply chain processes, reduce waste, and ensure that fresh produce reaches consumers more efficiently
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Moniepoint Inc. announced that it has successfully secured US$110 million in equity financing. Dubbed Africa’s fastest-growing fintech, it aims at using this funding to power the dreams of millions of businesses and customers across Africa and the globe. The Series C investment was led by Development Partners International’s African Development Partners (ADP) III fund, which
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70% of the total $200 million, or $140 million, will be allocated to Egyptian startups over the next four to five years.
M&A
Africa’s largest telecommunications company, IHS Towers has reportedly gotten a $439 million loan to manage currency risks and support its operations across multiple regions. According to reports, virtually half of the loan comes in South African Rand, while the other half is in USD ($255 million). Both parts of the loan come with a 4.50%