African Startups Raise $550 Million in July
According to the latest report by Africa: The Big Deal, 83% of the total was raised by two companies, d.light ...
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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
Key highlights Africa secured US$3.6 billion in venture capital funding, including US$1.0 billion from venture debt. African investors formed the ...
This time, the axe has landed squarely on African soil
By the end of March, only $50 million had been raised, one of the worst months for African startup funding ...
Investors are pouring money into Africa’s innovation sector, not allowing the challenges sway them
Billion-dollar valuations coexist with underfunded infrastructure, and innovation thrives even with policy uncertainties
On Saturday, 30th November 2024, Techeconomy hosted an impactful virtual seminar titled “Scaling Securely: Cybersecurity Strategies for African Startups”, bringing ...
In today’s fast-paced digital economy, African startups are innovating at an unprecedented ratt but, with rapid growth comes increased exposure ...
Nigeria led the funding sector in October, capturing 60% of the total amount raised; Fintech led the sector, accounting for ...
This expansion comes as local startups seek to cut costs due to the rising inflation and high interest rates
Founders must be citizens of an African Union member state
…$250,000, more up for grabs

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