Merely checking for what Silicon Valley means, the first result that might pop up is a Wikipedia page that tells you: “Silicon Valley is a region in Northern California that
Global Venture Capital Firm, Flourish Ventures has set up an investment program Madica to serve mission-driven and under-represented African pre-seed startup founders. The recently launched sector-agnostic program scheduled for a
The Association of Countrywide Innovation Hubs(ACIH) has revealed its intentions to incubate 150 Kenyan startups in its new accelerator event which is to hold across ten regions in the
The Moroccan Ministry of Digital Transition of Administrative Reforms and the Agency of Digital Development (ADD) have selected e-commerce platforms, Chari and myTindy, as well as SOWIT, NHS, and OCP
Amazon Egypt has announced the launch of its Intellectual Property (IP) Accelerator program in Egypt, which will allow small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to seamlessly obtain trademarks at a reduced
Founded in 2017 by four Nigerian graduates of the London School of Economics and the University of Oxford — Michael Famoroti, an economist; Bode Ogunlana, a software engineer; Abdul Abdulrahim, a
Alibaba Global Initiatives (AGI), a professional training arm of Alibaba Group, has enrolled the second class of more than 360 African entrepreneurs in its Alibaba Netpreneur Training program today at
The Cape Innovation & Technology Initiative (CiTi) of South Africa has created an East Africa office in Kigali, Rwanda, and announced a partnership with the Jasiri Talent Investor program and
A Kenyan-based travel-tech startup, Purple Elephant Ventures,(PEV), has raised One million US dollars ($1 million) from international investors, to develop the startup, especially some of its activities in need
Fundraising for the past 5 months has been a roller coaster for African startups. In June 2022, African startups made 36 fully disclosed raises totaling $426,280,000 million. This
Algebra Ventures, Egypt and MENA-focused venture capital firm has announced the first close of its $100 million second fund.
This comes just months after the venture capitalist announced the launch
Kenyan-based accelerator, Baobab Network, has just revealed its latest investment in early-stage tech startups across the continent. The accelerator revealed that its latest cohort had four investees, which received Fifty
