Khula, a leading South African AgriTech startup, has secured R126 million in funding from major investors, including Absa and AECI. The investment will support the expansion of its digital agricultural solutions, helping farmers access vital resources and markets. With this backing, Khula is set to redefine the future of agriculture in Africa.
Three Francophone African startups have been crowned winners of the latest Orange Summer Challenge, a program that helps young entrepreneurs transform their ideas into impactful businesses. The 2025 edition featured 282 participants from 14 countries, with the top three startups focusing on sustainability, healthcare, and environmental innovation.
Summit Africa has officially launched its Summit Private Equity Fund II (SPEF II) with a $20 million anchor investment from British International Investment (BII). Focused on financial services, ICT, and food security, the fund seeks to drive economic transformation and inclusion across Southern Africa. With plans to raise additional capital, SPEF II supports South Africa’s broader investment and development goals
Raising capital can be one of the toughest challenges for entrepreneurs. The Venture Deals online course, created by Techstars and Kauffman Fellows, equips founders with essential insights into venture capital, negotiation tactics, and investor engagement.
MoneyHash, an Egyptian fintech innovator, has secured $5.2 million in pre-Series A funding to expand its operations across the MENA region. By offering a unified API that simplifies payment management for businesses, the startup is addressing the challenges of fragmented payment systems. With backing from prominent investors, MoneyHash is poised to revolutionize how merchants streamline payments and combat fraud.
