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NigeriaTransport

MAX Raises Series B3 Funding to $29 Million to Expand Affordable Electric Mobility Across Africa

Nigerian electric mobility startup MAX has increased its Series B3 funding round to $29 million following a new investment from US-based climate investment...

NigeriaTransport

Finnfund Commits €10 Million to Bisedge for Electric Logistics Expansion in Africa

Finnfund has committed a €10 million long-term loan to Bisedge Logistics & Infrastructure to expand its electric material-handling fleet across Africa, targeting Nigeria...

RwandaTransport

SPIRO Rwanda Opens 10th Mega Station to Expand Electric Motorcycle Battery Swapping

SPIRO Rwanda has launched its 10th Mega Station, expanding access to battery-swapping services for electric motorcycle riders and supporting the growth of electric...

NigeriaTransport

Spiro Wins Sustainability Award for Advancing Clean Transportation in Nigeria

Spiro, Africa’s largest electric vehicle (EV) company, has received the Most Sustainable Integrated Electric Vehicle Ecosystem Company of the Year award at the...

SenegalTransport

NeoFleet Capital Raises $4 Million to Expand Taxi Fleet Financing Across Emerging Markets

Cyprus-based mobility finance company NeoFleet Capital has raised $4 million in pre-seed funding to expand its taxi fleet financing operations and prepare for...

NigeriaTransport

Moove to Transfer ₦35 Billion in Vehicles to Drivers as It Exits Nigeria

Nigeria-founded mobility company Moove is exiting the Nigerian market and will transfer ownership of vehicles worth more than ₦35 billion to its existing...

TransportTunisia

IsDB commits $376m to Tunisia Highways Linking Capital with Interior Regions

The Islamic Development Bank has approved €335.49 million ($376 million) in financing for Tunisia’s highway network, backing two major road projects designed to...

South AfricaTransport

inDrive Cuts Commission to 1% as South African Fuel Costs Squeeze Drivers

Ride-hailing platform inDrive has cut its commission to 1% in Johannesburg and Pretoria, letting participating drivers keep 99% of their fare income as...