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In the Table below, you can filter through our curated list of African startup deals for the years 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Klas, a Nigerian edtech startup, secured $1 million in pre-seed funding. Its strategy involves scaling across Africa and extending its online teaching platform to India and North America.
The United Nations Development Programme has launched timbuktoo Initiative, a $1 billion innovation fund to invest in African startups.
Nigerian fintech startup, Bujeti has secured a $2 million seed in a round led by Y Combinator
South African insurtech startup, Pineapple has raised $21.3 million Series B in a round led by Futuregrowth, Talent10 and MIC, with participation from Old Mutual ESD, Lireas Holdings, ASISA ESD Fund and E4E Africa.
Pan-African venture capital firm, Norrsken22 has closed its $205 million Africa Tech Growth Fund to back fintech, edtech and healthtech startups.
Cleantech firm Husk Power secures $103M to drive rural electrification, expand renewable energy services in Africa and Asia.
In the last six years, Techstars Toronto has made 100 investments in startups across the globe. 40 of these investments are in Africa.
Pan-African Seed VC fund, P1 Ventures has completed the first close of its $50m fund to invest in African startups with transformational software businesses.
Funding to the continent dwindled in Q3 2022, creating a 'funding winter.' Three seasoned investors joined us at The Investor Clinic to share insights on how to navigate the season.
Angel Investment in Africa has recently grown rapidly alongside the development of the tech ecosystems, which have greatly increased the number of investable opportunities
Lipa Later has raised $5 million in debt funding to double down on its growth. The Kenyan fintech also plans to raise an additional $20 million in equity and debt.
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