The Africa Technology Expo on June 22, 2024, showcases African tech innovation with networking, competitions, and industry insights.
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ThriveAgric partners with Visa to support 10,000 Kenyan farmers through local hubs, enhancing financial inclusion and agricultural productivity.
Microsoft's African Startups AI Fest in Johannesburg aims to empower startups with AI tools and support for global expansion.
Safaricom Spark Accelerator Program launches with nine startups aimed at societal and economic growth through innovative technology solutions.
MEDA partners with Obuntu Foundation to support African fund managers, enhancing their skills and resources through the Obuntu LaunchPad Program.
Visa Fintech Accelerator program second cohort includes startups from 28 countries, focusing on innovation and female leadership.
OpenseedVC launches $10M fund to invest in tech startups in Africa and Europe, offering capital and expert support.
Discover the top companies on Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies 2024 list, highlighting key innovations and economic advancements across the continent.
Google's Hustle Academy reopens, enhancing its curriculum with AI training to boost SMBs in Sub-Saharan Africa through 2024.
Africa Tech Summit London 2024 showcases leading Kenyan tech startups among 15 ventures at the London Stock Exchange on June…
Africa’s Business Heroes competition extends 2024 deadline, enriching African entrepreneurs with training, networking, and US$1.5 million in grants.
Google's AI Cohort includes two Kenyan startups, focusing on health and education through generative AI to tackle societal challenges.
Qualcomm supports African startups with mentorship and funds, focusing on advanced technologies and intellectual property education.
BuuPass acquires Quickbus, expanding its bus ticketing network in Africa, bolstered by Founders Factory Africa's strategic investment.
Madica invests in three African startups, offering financial support and an 18-month program to foster growth and innovation.