Last year saw increased venture capital exits by investors in South African tech start-ups, with 50% of exit strategies reported as profitable.
Bottles, South Africa’s first on-demand alcohol delivery service, could have easily folded due to the booze ban during the lockdown, but it quickly bounced back.
The Internet giant’s early-stage tech investment vehicle invests an undisclosed amount in Food Supply Network.
The company sets aside millions of rands for a COVID-19 response grant focusing on education, small businesses and jobseekers.
The Molao365 app aims to provide South Africans with much-need legal advice from qualified and experienced lawyers.
The digital payments company introduces new online payments solutions targeted at the under-banked, as its local user base reaches over 400 000.
The investment will be used to fund renewable energy project deployments on the African continent.
The authority says it has taken into consideration all submissions received and proposals on the matter.
The Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone will see SA’s automotive sector compete with global players and meet fourth industrial revolution demands.
The contract will benefit 430 000 students in 26 universities and 300 000 students in 50 TVET colleges across the country.
The venture capital firm invests an undisclosed amount in cyber security start-up Sendmarc.