Ecommerce
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GIJ Startup Radar: 7 Ghanaian Startups That Got Our Attention in Q3 2025.
In Q3 2025, we profiled and engaged with over 20 startups through our This Week in StartupGhana newsletter. From AI-powered platforms to sustainable manufacturing, founders continued to identify pressing local problems and build tech-driven solutions. Across sectors like fintech, agritech, SaaS, and e-commerce, these startups are addressing gaps in access, efficiency, and sustainability. Here’s a
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Tendo bags additional capital from Renew Capital to scale social commerce in Africa.
Tendo, the social commerce platform that enables anyone with a smartphone and a social media account to become an online reseller, has secured additional funding from Renew Capital to further its mission of democratizing entrepreneurship across Africa. The funding will enable the company to expand its platform, onboard more resellers and empower individuals across Africa
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6 Questions with Anthony Kwofie (Founder & CEO, HeavyDealers)
Anthony Kwofie is a serial entrepreneur with ventures in both digital and traditional industries. He is the founder of HeavyDealers, an AI-powered marketplace that is transforming the heavy equipment rental industry across Africa with smart, efficient, and transparent leasing solutions. He also leads Heagle Group, an end-to-end provider of heavy equipment rentals and heavy haulage
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6 Questions with Enoch Dugbazah (Founder & CEO, BuzzyStores)
Enoch Dugbazah is a 3-time founder with over 25 years of experience in networking, e-commerce, and brick-and-mortar industries. He leads BuzzyStores, a SaaS eCommerce platform that connects businesses to local and international customers through an all-in-one solution. More than just a marketplace, BuzzyStores empowers entrepreneurs to sell, deliver, and engage effortlessly—without the cost of building
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Tendo Technologies advances to the acceleration phase of the timbuktoo Fintech Accelerator.
Tendo Technologies has been selected among the 20 finalists advancing to the Acceleration Phase of the timbuktoo Fintech Accelerator Programme. The finalists were chosen from the inaugural cohort of 45 innovators who participated in the boot camp to shortlist the startups with the most potential. Over the next five months, the Acceleration Phase will focus