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Japanese government urges private sector to ditch Africa caution

Japanese companies have historically been wary of committing to Africa. But with investment lagging compared to rival China and other global powers, Tokyo is urging its private sector to become much more active on the continent

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Beyond investing in African startups, Kepple Africa Ventures is creating new industries

Kepple Africa Ventures has invested in almost 100 African startups within 3 years. Here's how the journey started.

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Wapi Pay co-founders step down after Kepple Africa backs out over assault

On Tuesday, Kepple Africa Ventures said it was cutting all ties with Kenya's Wapi Pay, co-founded by Paul Ndichu and his twin brother, Edward.

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Women Assaulted by Ndichu Brothers Take Action

Two women who were reportedly assaulted by the Ndichu twin brothers in the viral video have finally taken action.

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Kepple Africa to pull out from Wapi Pay after founders Eddie Ndichu & Paul Ndichu allegedly assault woman

Kepple Africa plans to pull out of Wapi Pay after the founders, Eddie Ndichu and Paul Ndichu, were caught allegedly assaulting a woman

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