Flutterwave has regained $50 million after the Kenyan government dropped charges it had for the African fintech unicorn.
The tech winter has spilled over into Africa and its only going to get colder.
Over the weekend, the Central Bank of Kenya instructed all financial institutions to stop doing business with Chipper Cash and Flutterwave.
Viewed as one of Africa’s most valuable startups, Ukheshe has chosen to partner with Chipper as the platform’s P2P payments look to expand.
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