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Category: Key developments
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Afrilabs welcomes 19 new hubs to supercharge African innovation
This expansion marks a significant milestone in AfriLabs’ mission to catalyze innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven growth throughout Africa.
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Zambia: MTN launches Skills Academy to empower youth with digital skills
In Zambia, South African multinational mobile telecommunications company MTN Group has launched a skills academy to empower the youth and bridge the digital skills gap.
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AfDB secures $350 million from JICA to support Africa’s private sector
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) has secured a $350 million loan from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to enhance its support for private sector operations in Africa.
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African Startups to benefit from Capria Ventures’ new $100 million fund
Capria Ventures, the global investment firm focused on backing early-stage impact-driven businesses, announced its first Global South Fund II close at $100 million.
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Amethis launches $490 million pan-African fund targeting African companies.
Private equity firm Amethis has launched a $490 million pan-African fund to support high-potential companies across the continent.
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Tanzania’s Kakono gets $300 million to deliver clean energy
Powering up Tanzania: The African Development Bank Group, the French Development Agency (AFD) and the European Union (EU) have teamed up to invest $300m in Tanzania’s Kakono hydropower plant.
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AstraZeneca to launch Africa Health Innovation Hub
Leading global pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has announced the launch of its Africa Health Innovation Hub to increase access to healthcare on the continent.
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VC firm Equator raises $40 million to back climate-tech African startups.
Equator, a VC firm focused on supporting innovative solutions to climate change, has raised $40 million in commitments to invest in African startups tackling climate challenges.
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Kenya gets $378 million to electrify its public transport system
The European Union has provided Kenya with $378 million in funding to power the country’s electric Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system.