Why Delaware Shouldn’t Be The Default For African Startups
Delaware C-Corps aren’t a golden ticket for African startups. Here’s why founders should rethink default incorporation & consider hybrid structures| WeeTracker
Safaricom, Kenya’s leading telecommunications provider, is making good ground in Ethiopia despite stiff The post Ethio telecom Vs. Safaricom: World Bank Sounds Alarm Over Monopoly Grip appeared first on WeeTracker.| WeeTracker
The lapse of a flagship U.S. trade initiative with Africa has thrown key The post Africa Exports To The U.S. Under Pressure As AGOA Trade Benefits Expire appeared first on WeeTracker.| WeeTracker
South Africa’s tax incentives for renewable energy have spurred more than ZAR 1 The post South Africa’s Solar Boom, Fuelled By Tax Breaks, Lures Billions In Cash appeared first on WeeTracker.| WeeTracker
Simbisa Brands, the Zimbabwe-based fast-food operator, has delivered profitability despite pervasive socio-economic and The post Simbisa’s Recipe For Resilience Delivers Profitability In Difficult Markets Across Africa appeared first on WeeTracker.| WeeTracker
Delaware C-Corps aren’t a golden ticket for African startups. Here’s why founders should rethink default incorporation & consider hybrid structures| WeeTracker
Nigeria's tax reforms is sparking public unease over personal income tax changes, the ₦800k threshold, and the burden on citizens already grappling with inflation and high living costs.| WeeTracker
TikTok deleted 3.6M videos in Nigeria in Q1 2025. But as takedowns rise, so do concerns over censorship, bias, and transparency in content moderation.| WeeTracker
The funding will support ADFI’s efforts to develop and scale digital solutions that connect underserved populations| WeeTracker
Beginning January 1, 2025, anyone bringing a mobile device into Kenya will be required to declare each device’s IMEI number at customs.| WeeTracker
Despite the lengthy detention of one of its top compliance officials, Binance remains keen on building its presence in the Nigerian market.| WeeTracker
Africa’s climate tech scene is witnessing a massive influx of capital, as billions of dollars pour into startups and solutions.| WeeTracker
After years of focusing on major cities, Africa's top e-tailer is going brick-and-mortar and targeting rural markets with pickup stations.| WeeTracker
