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Nigerian Fintech LemFi Leads $289 Million African Startup Funding Wave
Tech In Africa - Feb 21, 2025
African startups secured $289 million in funding in January 2025, a 240% increase from January 2024. January 2025 is the second-strongest opening month for funding since 2019, following January 2022.
PowerGenAfrican tech sectorAfrican startupsEquity fundingLemFi
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77% of African angel investors limit deals to $25,000, ABAN finds
TechCabal - Dec 20, 2024
77% of African angel investors invested less than $25,000 in startups between 2022 and 2024. The share of angel investors committing between $50,001 and $250,000 is growing steadily.
BriterAfrican Business Angel NetworkVenture capitalistsAfrican startupsCOREangels MEA
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How to create an effective fundraising strategy for your startup
Techpoint Africa - Aug 28, 2024
Understanding VC math and the criteria for venture capital investments Having a decently valued startup and a solid founding team
TechpointLinkedInAfrican startupsNigerian banksVC
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Innovate Africa launches with $2.5 million fund to support 20 early-stage African startups
Techpoint Africa - Jul 10, 2024
Innovate Africa has commenced operations with an initial rollout of $2.5 million to back up to 20 startups. African startups raised $187 million in May 2024, reflecting a substantial 149% increase from April's figure.
Innovate AfricaAfrican startupsChristian IdiodiInnovate Africa Foundation
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Here's what DEI looks like inside 2 Nigerian startups
Techpoint Africa - Jun 05, 2024
Elon Musk took over X (formerly Twitter) and cut its global workforce, with more women (57%) laid off than men (47%). A discrimination lawsuit was filed by two women who alleged that Musk violated employment laws by dismissing significantly more women than men.
Elon MuskX (formerly Twitter)Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)African startups
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