 Around 57 percent of the population of Africa, 95 million people, do not have a traditional bank account, making access to credit difficult across the continent. Nigerian startup, PayHippo is solving this problem with it's instant financing model.
 Moove founders Jide Odunsi and Ladi Delano It has been a fantastic year for the African tech sector, from mega deals to mergers and acquisitions, and more unicorns. We are looking forward to 2022 being filled with record-breaking announcements for the African tech sector.
As always, we are here to deliver your monthly dose of African tech news. This month, we explore Moove’s partnership with Lori systems, Bolt’s electric vehicles in South Africa, Spotify’s new ad service in Africa, and more. Here is the roundup. 
In this month’s episode, our host, Tosin Omowole spoke to Koromone Koroye, the Managing Editor at TechCabal, one of Africa’s most trusted sources for African tech news. Koromone describes herself as a multifaceted creative storyteller who is obsessed with coffee and exercise. She is also passionate about great leadership, particularly in the corporate world.
 Photo credit: Anne Wangalachi/CIMMYT. Earlier this year, AfriTech XYZ launched an Innovation Prize, to highlight and support some of the most innovative early-stage clean energy start-ups in Sub-Saharan Africa. We spoke to a few start-up founders of the AfriTech XYZ community, to learn more about the problems in their sectors that can be solved by clean energy tech innovation. Here’s what they had to say:
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