Y Combinator, the Silicon Valley-based startup accelerator and venture capital firm, has announced a strategic shift in its investment focus from late-stage funding to early-stage investing. The company’s CEO,
Y Combinator, an American-based global technology startup accelerator has reduced the number of startups within its accelerator for the summer 2022 batch from 414 in its previous cohort to 250,
Africa didn’t have a single unicorn roughly six years ago, but today the region is home to about eight startups worth over $1 billion. This results in a noticeable
When Paul Graham launched Y-Combinator in 2005, the firm differentiated itself from other startup accelerator firms due to the value-added service they have been able to provide their clients. Y-Combinator’
Nigerian’s Topship, a logistic startup that recently graduated from the Y Combinator program has secured a $2.5 million seed round just months after rounding off the YC winter
Eazipay Inc., a Nigerian startup that provides payroll and bookkeeping services to SMEs and corporates, has announced its participation in the Y Combinator Winter 2022 accelerator program.
Based in Lagos,
Nigeria-based Touch and Pay Technologies Limited (TAP) and Ugandan fintech, Numida join other African startups as they announced participation in the winter batch of the 2022 Y Combinator accelerator program.
The Nigerian-based tech startup Dojah has confirmed its participation in the W22 Y Combinator accelerator program.
“We are excited to announce that we are part of the Y Combinator W22
Two Nigerian startups Moni and Topship, have now been confirmed as participants of the YCombinator Accelerator Program, Winter 2022 Batch. The program would run from January through March.
Participants receive
Ethiopian startup BeU delivery and Nigerian-based IdentityPass have been confirmed as participants in the prestigious Y Combinator W22 Batch which would run from January through March. Participants receive $125,000
