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After announcing a $1.5M seed round this year, Uganda-based Asaak is raising again

Writer: Digest Africa
Digest Africa
Oct 25, 2018
1 min read

"In December last year, Asaak - a Uganda-based mobile SME lender - announced that it had closed a $1.5 million Series Seed..."



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3 days ago

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Jul 31

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Jun 21

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