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Browsing: Africa e-commerce
The demand for quality warehousing in Africa has been skyrocketing, especially with the rapid mushrooming and proliferation of e-commerce platforms…
This and other challenges including unpredictable prices of farm produce and a lack of working capital often plague small restaurants and food vendors across the continent.
This is what largely drove the creation of TopUp Mama- Former Kibanda TopUp- in Kenya.
The firm launched in February 2021 in Nairobi and has reported significant growth over the past year since its inception.
Founded by Njavwa Mutambo, Emilie Blauwhoff and Andrew Kibe, the startup has grown 10-fold in just over a year with more than 3,000 merchants (1,000 active) using its platform to make orders every month.
