Entertainment Week Africa Opens “Deal Room” — ₦25 Million Funding Opportunity for Creative Tech Startups
The initiative takes place from November 18 to 23, 2025, at the Livespot Entertarium, Lagos.
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The initiative takes place from November 18 to 23, 2025, at the Livespot Entertarium, Lagos.
The competition recognises some of the continent’s most innovative startups in financial technology and other high-impact solutions that address Africa’s ...
Backed by Flourish Ventures, Madica aims to bridge Africa’s startup funding gap through mentorship, investor access, and strategic partnerships like ...
At the Africa Business Angel Network (ABAN) Congress 2025 in Lagos, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo and Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu ...
Together, both organisations aim to build a stronger foundation for sustainable startup growth driven by African investors and African capital.
Jecinta Fabiyi, recently named a Global Tech Hero, is enhancing how African businesses access technology by designing systems built on ...
Her session, titled “The Future of Influence: How Digital Culture Shapes Trust, Adoption, and Growth,” is scheduled for Tuesday, October ...
Joel Nana Kontchou calls for cross-border syndication to help Francophone African startups scale beyond their home markets, addressing financial, regulatory, ...
His decision comes one year after Wasoko’s landmark merger with Egypt’s MaxAB, which created Africa’s largest B2B digital platform for ...
Africa’s startups raise billions but often fail to scale due to weak design. Lucky Ekezie is changing that—making startups investor-ready ...
Having recently entered the Cameroonian market, Wave is positioning itself to compete for market share with already established telecoms like ...
According to the latest report by Africa: The Big Deal, 83% of the total was raised by two companies, d.light ...
The fund prioritises startups working in agritech, clean energy, the circular economy, and digital finance solutions.
Of the six months in H1 2025, four crossed $250 million. Even March, which saw a steep dip, has faded ...
Both companies are working to fix the same broken pipe, just with different sets of tools and philosophies

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