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Home Archives for March 2026 Page 7

Month: March 2026

153 posts
  • Energy & Climate

Africa’s Battery Gap: How Grid-Scale Storage Becomes the Missing Layer in the Solar Buildout

BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
  • 6 minute read
Africa's Battery Gap: How Grid-Scale Storage Becomes the Missing Layer in the Solar Buildout
Africa’s BESS market 2026: South Africa’s Kenhardt facility, BESIPPPP pipeline, and why battery storage is now the critical missing layer in Africa’s clean energy buildout.
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Wise Gets Its Own Rails in Nigeria: What a Long-Awaited IMTO Licence Means for the UK-Nigeria Remittance Corridor
  • 5 minute read
  • Technology

Wise Gets Its Own Rails in Nigeria: What a Long-Awaited IMTO Licence Means for the UK-Nigeria Remittance Corridor

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
Wise secures IMTO licence from CBN. Analysis of what direct rails mean for the $3.5B UK-Nigeria remittance corridor and the fintechs that have owned it.
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Kenya's AI Bill Would Require Pre-Deployment Approval. Here's What That Means for 600+ Tech Companies.
  • 7 minute read
  • Technology

Kenya’s AI Bill Would Require Pre-Deployment Approval. Here’s What That Means for 600+ Tech Companies.

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
Kenya AI Bill 2026 compliance guide: pre-deployment approval, high-risk AI categories, criminal liability, and what 600+ tech companies in Nairobi must do now.
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Q1 2026 Africa Investment Debrief: DFI Dominance, Gulf Capital Surge & Investor League Table
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  • Business

Q1 2026 Africa Investment Debrief: DFI Dominance, Gulf Capital Surge & Investor League Table

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
The investor league table for Q1 2026 reads unlike anything in recent memory. The entity that deployed the most capital into African companies in the…
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Africa's Clean Energy Blind Spot: How Drought Is Destroying the Continent's Largest Power Source
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  • Energy & Climate

Africa’s Clean Energy Blind Spot: How Drought Is Destroying the Continent’s Largest Power Source

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
Southern Africa’s hydropower crisis: how drought is destroying baseload power in seven countries that bet everything on rain. Analysis of Kariba, Cahora Bassa, and the path forward.
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America Is Still Coming to Power Africa — Just Not to Help
  • 4 minute read
  • Energy & Climate

America Is Still Coming to Power Africa — Just Not to Help

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
America at Powering Africa Summit 2026: USAID is gone but DFC, Ex-Im Bank, and Commerce remain. The shift from aid to commercial interest, explained.
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Africa's AI Compute Gap: Why African Developers Pay 3x More to Build with AI
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  • Technology

Africa’s AI Compute Gap: Why African Developers Pay 3x More to Build with AI

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
Africa’s AI developers face a 2.5–3x effective compute cost premium: no training-grade GPUs in most African regions, currency risk on dollar billing, and latency overhead. The continent’s landmark compute initiatives have not yet delivered.
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DRC's €8B Digital Plan: Towers, Cables — and a €6.5 Billion Funding Gap
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  • Technology

DRC’s €8B Digital Plan: Towers, Cables — and a €6.5 Billion Funding Gap

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
The DRC’s €8B National Digital Plan 2026-2030 targets 30,000 towers and fibre backbone. Analysis of the €6.5B financing gap and what it means for investors.
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AIIM Launches $200M ATAF: Africa's Infrastructure Money Is Finally Moving Into the Energy Transition
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  • Energy & Climate

AIIM Launches $200M ATAF: Africa’s Infrastructure Money Is Finally Moving Into the Energy Transition

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
African Infrastructure Investment Managers has reached a $65M first close on the $200M African Transition Acceleration Fund. FSD Africa Investments and Allied Climate Partners anchor with $50M. Proparco, IFC and KfW co-invest.
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I&M Bank Kenya Closes $30M SIDA Green Facility: How Development Finance Enters Commercial Banking
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  • Energy & Climate

I&M Bank Kenya Closes $30M SIDA Green Facility: How Development Finance Enters Commercial Banking

  • BETAR Newsroom
  • March 21, 2026
I&M Bank Kenya SIDA $30M green finance — DFI risk-sharing structure, lending targets, and the model for mobilising commercial bank climate capital.
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