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Deal signals you can audit.

Company signals, private-market deals, investors, financial statements and country risk across all 54 African countries and the US. Rules find the facts; an LLM explains them and is never allowed to invent one. Every number traces back to a source.

African countries, in their own languages
54African countries, in their own languages
deals: PE, VC, debt and M&A, 197 in the last 30 days
4,522deals: PE, VC, debt and M&A, 197 in the last 30 days
signal types, 17 compound-event rules
8signal types, 17 compound-event rules
past signals behind every confidence figure
8,859past signals behind every confidence figure
Live run · 22 Oct 2026

$ python main.py analyse --company "Boeing" --ticker BA

  1. Collect4 filings · 68 news items
  2. Rule engine2 candidates · 11 off-target skipped
  3. Attribute2 stories about another company dropped
  4. Scorealpha + evidence quality
  5. Briefhuman review required
M&ACRITICAL

Air Taxi Maker Flies On Deal To Buy Boeing Subsidiaries

Investor's Business Daily · 0.95 credibility

LeadershipMEDIUM

Item 5.02: Departure or Appointment of Directors or Certain Officers

SEC EDGAR · Form 8-K · 1.00 credibility

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  • /SEC EDGAR
  • /Form 8-K item codes
  • /Form 4 open-market trades
  • /Schedule 13D
  • /NGX disclosures
  • /NSE Kenya documents
  • /JSE SENS
  • /Reuters
  • /Bloomberg
  • /Financial Times
  • /BusinessDay Nigeria
  • /Moneyweb
  • /Nation Africa
  • /TechCabal
  • /AVCA
  • /IFC
  • /49 African news feeds
  • /48 private-capital sources

The problem

Finding a deal is easy. Verifying what happened is the hard part.

Reports can disagree, key terms may be undisclosed, and a company mentioned in a headline is not always the company the event is about. Deal Intelligence connects records to their sources and makes uncertainty visible.

See how it works

Evidence-led corporate shortlist

Corporate of the Week

Up to five companies with verified, source-linked corporate events from the latest seven complete days, such as leadership changes, earnings, regulatory action or restructuring. Transaction headlines already shown in Latest Deals are excluded. The list refreshes daily; fewer companies appear when evidence is limited.

Week ending 22 Oct 2026

Updated 23 Oct 2026

#1

ZW

Announced 22 Oct 2026

Woman

Zimbabwe woman fined US$300 for WhatsApp harassment

regulatory action1 directly matching source1 related event signals

Why it made the list

  • Corporate signal: regulatory action
  • Event rule confidence: 0.93
  • 1 distinct source-linked corporate event(s) found in the period

Evidence links: 1. Ranking score: 53.90 (not an investment rating).

Source trail

#2

GH

Announced 22 Oct 2026

Data

Meta Hit With Record $25bn Fine Over Facebook Data Privacy Violations

regulatory action1 directly matching source1 related event signals

Why it made the list

  • Corporate signal: regulatory action
  • Event rule confidence: 0.93
  • 1 distinct source-linked corporate event(s) found in the period

Evidence links: 1. Ranking score: 53.90 (not an investment rating).

#3

KE

Announced 22 Oct 2026

Allianz

Sanlam Allianz Kenya appoints Jacqueline Karasha as CEO from November 1

leadership change1 directly matching source1 related event signals

Why it made the list

  • Corporate signal: leadership change
  • Event rule confidence: 0.75
  • 1 distinct source-linked corporate event(s) found in the period

Evidence links: 1. Ranking score: 53.45 (not an investment rating).

#4

SD · banking

Announced 22 Oct 2026

Banks

Sudan Revokes Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank’s Licence and Orders Liquidation in Blow to UAE Financial Influence

distressed asset1 directly matching source1 related event signals

Why it made the list

  • Corporate signal: distressed asset
  • Event rule confidence: 0.80
  • 1 distinct source-linked corporate event(s) found in the period

Evidence links: 1. Ranking score: 50.00 (not an investment rating).

#5

NG

Announced 21 Oct 2026

NGX

NGX fines 15 companies N123.17 million for late filings, experts seek tougher sanctions

regulatory action1 directly matching source1 related event signals

Why it made the list

  • Corporate signal: regulatory action
  • Event rule confidence: 0.93
  • 1 distinct source-linked corporate event(s) found in the period

Evidence links: 1. Ranking score: 57.42 (not an investment rating).

The list only includes dated, source-linked non-transaction corporate events. Companies are ordered by event date, newest first; the score supports editorial context and is not a probability, company rating, or investment recommendation.

The platform

Find the opportunity. Inspect the evidence. Make your own call.

One research workflow for African private markets and company intelligence, with the source trail and limitations visible.

Discover deals

Search reported PE, VC, debt and M&A transactions with source links and field-level evidence.

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Track companies

Review financial statements, company events and signals with the underlying evidence in view.

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Understand markets

Compare country context, investor activity and risk while keeping data coverage and gaps visible.

Explore country coverage

07An actual brief

This is what lands on your desk. Terminal, Markdown or JSON.

An excerpt from this week's runs, regenerated every day on a fixed list of US and African companies. Every signal, source and review flag below was decided by the rule engine; the full brief adds the model-written narrative.

brief-safaricom.mdLive run · 23 Oct 2026 · excerpt
Company
Safaricom
Ticker
SCOM.NR · NSE Kenya
Severity
MEDIUM
Top alpha
63.8 / 100
Liquidity
Mid cap
Systemic risk
Isolated
Sources reviewed
52
Skipped, not about Safaricom
5

Signal 1 · M&A · Medium

Vodacom lifts revenue target to over R300bn after Safaricom acquisition

The Citizen · 0.72 credibility

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Built for scrutiny

Every claim has a trail. Every dataset has limits.

See how detection works, how companies are attributed to events, what each country covers, and where the evidence is incomplete.

Show your work.

Run a brief on a company you know well, then check every line of it against the sources. That is the test.