Namibia-based firm to back early-stage Southern African startups with $10 million fund
The fund’s launch comes at a time when early-stage funding remains one of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs in Southern Africa.
The fund’s launch comes at a time when early-stage funding remains one of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs in Southern Africa.
Six years after the release of the project that solidified his status as a voice for the marginalized, the Iyoo Cartel general, Jeriq, has finally unveiled HOOD BOY DREAMS 2. The 6-track EP serves as a direct sequel to his breakout 2020 project, and it is every bit as uncompromising as its predecess
[263Chat] The Government has approved a broad overhaul of licences, permits and fees in the mining sector in a move it says will reduce the cost of doing business and improve competitiveness.
[SAnews.gov.za] Adverse weather conditions are expected to begin clearing from the central parts of the country this afternoon, the South African Weather Service (SAWS) said on Wednesday.
[Namibian] The Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture says while there is no policy prohibiting pupils from bringing food to school hostels, the Basic Education Act allows individual schools to set their own rules.
Following his world class assist on Teni's Zion and Shoday's Come Kulosa, Olamide continues his 2026 run with the suave and melodic new single, Rock Me Gentle. The track leans heavily into the soft life aesthetic that Olamide has mastered in recent years. It is a stark yet welcome contrast to the ag
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