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After a decade of losses, Jumia is reviewing its growth strategy and betting its future on managing cash flow better.

E-grocer Jokr places all bets on Brazil for survival, in the wake of similar crises at Getir and Gopuff.

Karen Wang, founder and CEO of Climind, on how climate data analysis can help businesses make better decisions.

Tracey Breeden approaches Trust & Safety work with the most marginalized people in mind.

BKash changed the way business is done in Bangladesh by providing services accessible with the most basic mobile phones and a network of agents.

The ambitious EV startup aims to design and produce original two-wheelers for Southeast Asia.

Shankar Uprety started Hamro Patro to keep track of the local calendar and has since turned it into a must-have super-app.

Philip Bahoshy, founder of data firm MAGNiTT, on VC slowdowns in the Middle East.

Direct-to-consumer brands have been the primary driver for revenue-based financing, which is estimated to be a $100 billion opportunity in India by 2025.

As startups focus on profitability, gender diversity becomes less of a priority — but Andrea Viejo says women now have more support.

Paytm’s shares were hammered in the stock market — not because Indians don’t want to invest in startups, but because these unicorns are valuing their businesses too high.

Shrijay Sheth, founder of Indian legal tech firm Legalwiz.in, believes the government needs to highlight the struggles of entrepreneurship.