Spiro raises $215m in equity to scale electric mobility and energy infrastructure across Africa
Spiro is Africa’s largest electric mobility company and operates the continent’s most extensive battery-swapping network for electric two-wheel vehicles.
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Spiro is Africa’s largest electric mobility company and operates the continent’s most extensive battery-swapping network for electric two-wheel vehicles.
For 140 years, the company has pioneered solutions that help customers optimize processes, improve energy efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
Speaking at the event, MP Dr. Samuel Opio Acuti told participants that he brought Microfinance Support Centre near to them so they could access funds without any security.
Adjumani Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Wambi Richard also praised the SACCO for its consistency and resilience over the years.
Cross Switch is a payment technology company providing scalable, API-driven infrastructure that allows businesses to process digital transactions seamlessly across multiple regions through a single integration.
Mayur Patel, 35, is an investor and businessman residing in Abolonyero village, Telela parish, Ayer sub-county, Kole.
KfW invested USD 32 million to become a D2-class shareholder of ATIDI, a status dedicated to Export Credit Agencies and Non-African Public Entities.
The cement factory aims to synergize technology and industry standards to drive construction sector growth within Uganda’s legal frameworks.
As fuel prices continue to rise, transporters in Adjumani fear the worst may still lie ahead.
The company is part of Avia Solutions Group, the world’s largest ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurance) provider, operating a fleet of 145 aircraft worldwide and the parent company of over 250 subsidiaries.
Local leaders, including Namsale sub-county LC3 chairperson Rembo Onguu, requested a one-month grace period to allow fishermen to prepare.
Regional representation includes Capt Dathan Bunanukye (Western Region), Capt Isaac Bisaalu (Central Region), Capt Nathan Mwebasa (Northern Region), WOII Osuku Peter (West Nile), and WOII Bashaija Wilber (Eastern Region).
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