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The Alpha Fund is designed to build on insights from previous funds. It will focus on seed investments that enable entrepreneurs to build resilient companies and achieve scalable growth.
With over $60 million now in AUM, P1 Ventures builds on a year of strong momentum in which it completed its largest-ever deal.
With this new funding, Raenest aims to deepen its operations in Nigeria while strengthening its Kenyan presence.
ToumAI, an AI-powered customer experience (CX) innovator, has secured €1 million in pre-seed funding, led by Launch Africa
The latest funding builds on Naked’s success in securing $17 million in a Series B round in February 2023.
Kenya leads the pack as African startups secure $2.01B in 2024 funding, showing resilience and a shift toward sector diversification
LemFi will leverage this funding to expand its service offerings, scale its payment network licenses and partnerships globally, enabling hyper-localised service delivery.
The Women in Tech Financing Facility, a joint initiative of Village Capital and Standard Chartered, addresses the funding gap for women entrepreneurs.
Previously targeting 1000 pharmacies in Nigeria, PBR will use this new funding to expand its AI-driven health data solutions in Ghana and Kenya.
Founded in 2021 by Ife Johnson and Justin Ziegler, Juicyway enables individuals and businesses to send, receive, and process payments globally.
Egyptian eCommerce platform ariika raises $3M in a Series A extension to accelerate growth in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.
Since the company’s launch in 2020, Winich Farms has built an ecosystem of more than 150,000 users including farmers.
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