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Meet the 60 Latest Recipients of Google for Startups Black Founders Fund in Africa

by Peter Oluka
September 9, 2022
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Google, on Wednesday announced that 60 eligible black-founded startups across Africa have been selected for the second cohort of Google for Startups Black Founders Fund (BFF) for Africa.

The startups joining the program will receive a total of $4million in funding and support to enable them to scale up their ongoing work.

https://techeconomy.ng/2022/09/black-founders-fund-a-win-win-program-for-google-and-africa-inuwa/

Each of the selected startups will receive support in the form of a 6-month training programme that includes access to a network of mentors to assist in tackling challenges that are unique to them. 

They will also be part of tailored workshops, support networks and community building sessions. The 60 grantees will also get non-dilutive awards of between $50,000 and $100,000 and up to $200,000 in Google Cloud credit.

The grantees, made up of 50% women-led businesses, hail from Botswana, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa and Uganda.

They specialise in sectors such as fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, logistics, agtech, education, hospitality and smart cities.

The top five countries with the most startups selected for Google for Startups Black Founders Fund Cohort II are; Nigeria with twenty-three grantees, Kenya with twelve grantees, Rwanda with six grantees, South Africa with five grantees and Uganda with four grantees. Botswana and Senegal have one selected startup each, Cameroon and Ghana both have three grantees each while Ethiopia has two selected grantees. 

Funding for the Google for Startup Black Founders Fund will be distributed through Google’s implementation partner, CcHUB.

Below is the list of the 60 startups that were selected for the second cohort of the Black Founders Fund in Africa:

60 Startups Selected for Black Founders Fund 2022
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    Peter Oluka (@peterolukai), editor of Techeconomy, is a multi-award winner practicing Journalist. Peter’s media practice cuts across Media Relations | Marketing| Advertising, other Communications interests. Contact: peter.oluka@techeconomy.ng

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Peter Oluka (@peterolukai), editor of Techeconomy, is a multi-award winner practicing Journalist. Peter’s media practice cuts across Media Relations | Marketing| Advertising, other Communications interests. Contact: peter.oluka@techeconomy.ng

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