STARTUPS

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Rwanda’s Economic Boost: Lands Massive $268 Million IMF Funding to Ignite Growth!

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South Africa’s Bold Move: Harnessing Half of $27 Billion Contingency Funds to Tackle Debt Head-On

Maka Raises Us 2.65 Million To Simplify Buying Fashion In Africa

Maka Secures $2.65 Million to Revolutionize Fashion Shopping in Africa – Simplifying the Way You Experience Style!

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By the Numbers: African Startup Ecosystem Growth and Regression in 2023

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UK Supercharges Climate Action: Unleashes £7.4 Million Boost for African Development Bank’s Groundbreaking Africa Disaster Risk Financing Program

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The 10 Sectors Where Investors Are Making Millions from African Startups

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A Comprehensive Guide to Venture Funding in Africa: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges

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Application: €1.5 million funding dedicated to African data governance initiatives

Investment

A surge in African startups is turning to debt financing amid a decline in equity funding.

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BasiGo, an electric bus startup based in Kenya, has successfully obtained a $5 million debt facility to expand its local manufacturing operations

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