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Space-tech Satlyt raises $8m to build AI data centres in space (opens the original)
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Data centres are the infrastructure that stores and processes the digital information used by cloud applications and artificial intelligence. They are usually built on land and packed with servers that need electricity and fibre connections to keep data moving. Satlyt, a space-tech startup with its African headquarters in Nairobi, is betting that some of that computing can happen in space. The startup builds software to let satellites process data and run artificial intelligence (AI) application
Climate | TechCabal (opens the original)
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Climate Climate Rising Tide Africa backs used cooking oil firm Ororo Waste with $1 million Opeyemi Kareem 30th Sep 2026 Climate The University of Ibadan student making paper bags from waste grass Eme Oreoluwa 8th Dec 2025 Agritech, Climate Inside Ghana’s Farm.io, where greenhouses shield farmers from climate shocks John Adoyi 20th Oct 2025 Climate In Zambia, Yaaka is turning toxic electronic waste into copper, other raw materials John Adoyi 4th Sep 2025 Agritech, Climate, Startups How Releaf Ear
Rising Tide Africa commits $1m to Ororo Waste’s UCO expansion (opens the original)
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Rising Tide Africa, a women-led pan-African angel investment network, has committed up to ₦1.4 billion ($1 million) to Ororo Waste Management Limited, a Lagos-based used cooking oil (UCO) waste management company, to expand its collection infrastructure and working capital. Ororo Waste, Lagos State’s partner for institutional-scale UCO collection and export, received the first allocation on September 16, with additional funding potentially available through December 16. The new capital will fina
How Lagos yellow buses became the star of a Nigerian video game (opens the original)
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Swipe to the left to dodge the car ahead. Swipe to the right to swerve around a heap of tyres blocking the road. Hit the brake as you approach the yellow-lined bus stop. Passengers tumble out, new ones climb in, and you hit the gas to keep going. A 3D figure carrying a tray steps into the road, so you hit the horn and the familiar pom-pom-pom rings out. This is Lagos Run, a browser-based endless runner that has taken over Nigerian social media timelines over the past two days. Built by Opeyemi A
Yango brings 24 tech fellows from six African countries to Pitch Day (opens the original)
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In Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, six groups of young technologists had five minutes each on September 19 to pitch products they had spent the previous 12 weeks building. Bloom pitched a solution to make it easier to pay fares on informal buses; Africoded built a system connecting African job seekers to remote and cross-border work; and Harambee developed a waste-collection service connecting households with informal waste collectors. By the end of the event, six team projects and selected individual p
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