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Monzo enters Nigeria’s remittance market, turning up the heat on African fintechs
Monzo is making its biggest play yet for the African diaspora.
The UK digital bank, which serves more than 15 million customers, has launched direct...
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US Logistics Firm Launches Accelerator for UK Startups
GXO Logistics, the US logistics company, has announced the launch of a new accelerator for UK and Ireland startups. The “open innovation programme” aims...
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5 Top startup accelerators for Black founders in the UK
Black entrepreneurship in the UK is thriving in terms of ambition. The funding reality, however, tells a very different story, and that gap is...
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UK government-backed “Women Backing Women”fund announces first close at £130m
The "Women Backing Women" fund, which is backed by the UK government, has announced that it has reached the first close of £130 million...
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9fin crowned Europe’s newest Black-led unicorn after $170m raise
London-based fintech 9fin has raised $170 million in a Series C round, pushing its valuation to $1.3 billion and officially joining the ranks of...
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UK Small businesses to receive a £7.4bn boost from the government
Small businesses across the United Kingdom are set to receive more than £7.4 billion a year in government spending by 2028, under new targets...
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From gallery walls to digital screens, artists are making waves this week. A Nigerian painter just broke records at a London auction, while a Brooklyn-based sculptor lands a solo exhibit at MoMA. Meanwhile, AI-generated art stirs fresh debate in Paris, and rising illustrators on Instagram continue redefining what it means to go viral. Whether on canvas, clay, or code—creativity is alive and louder than ever.
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