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Nigerian startup Autochek raises $3.4 million to digitize Africa's automotive sector - Face2Face Africa

  • Nov 29, 2020
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Nigerian startup Autochek is aiming at playing a pioneering role in building a digital infrastructure to coordinate the sales, servicing and vehicle records of the auto market in Africa. “We’re basically focused on technology solutions to build the rails of [Africa’s] automotive sector to run on. We’re focusing on three foundations of the market: transactions...

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