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‘Make-IT in Africa’ is inviting applications from Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Tunisia startups (one person per start-up) to apply for
Farmcrowdy, Nigeria’s first and leading digital agriculture platform yesterday won the Digital Business of the Year (2018) award in Africa.
He is only 26 and he has established two mega-companies -Andela and Flutterwave. Andela attracted the attention of Facebook’s Mark
In another recognition of its efforts in digital content distribution, Publiseer has been invited to join the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has launched a Pan-African Entrepreneurship Portal-Platform, facilitated by Accenture. The YAS! (Youth for Africa
One question that constantly bugs entrepreneurs and early-stage companies is how to value their companies. Being able to achieve an
Nearly every week, we hear reports of startups in Africa raise funds. But what do the different types of funding
VC4A is calling for disruptive African scale-ups looking to raise between $250K and $5M. An exclusive Series A Venture Showcase
When it comes to starting up a business in Africa especially Nigeria, many entrepreneurs are sceptical and are most likely
Few weeks ago, French President, Emmanuel Macron unveiled a $76 million funds for African startups at VivaTech 2018. Now, details of