Twitch has rolled out a full Arabic right-to-left interface across its web and mobile platforms, offering users in the Middle East and North Africa a more accessible and localised experience.

The platform helps businesses and government entities understand and respond to customer feedback in real time, offering analytics tools that are compliant with data protection laws.

Tasama will offer HR, accounting, procurement, and digital services as Saudi Arabia works to enhance business infrastructure under Vision 2030.

The funding aligns with stc group’s broader strategy to expand its digital finance footprint and back high-growth platforms that enhance capital accessibility in the Kingdom.

To anchor its Jordanian debut, Valu has struck partnerships with local merchants and financial institutions.

Saudi-based delivery firm Jahez acquires 76.6% of Qatar’s Snoonu for $245 million, boosting its presence in the GCC’s on-demand and logistics markets.

Amazon Payment Services has teamed up with the Saudi fintech to offer interest-free Buy Now, Pay Later solutions in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, aiming to boost consumer choice across sectors.

The UK-based fintech now allows low-cost international money transfers to Egypt from Europe and North America.

Cairo-based proptech platform Nawy has acquired a majority stake in Dubai’s SmartCrowd, signalling its entry into the GCC market and extending its reach across MENA.

Dubai-based Xpanceo raises $250 million to refine its smart contact lenses featuring night vision, AR capabilities, and hands-free control via gaze and voice.

The funding will support Huspy’s rapid expansion in Spain, Saudi Arabia, and other key markets, as the proptech startup scales its platform and agent network.

The steep drop in June fundraising highlights investor caution and an ecosystem shifting focus to fintech and B2B startup models amid tighter global conditions.