The funding injection aims to accelerate the expansion of clean energy access across the East Africa region and marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to drive sustainability and economic growth
Africa50, an investment platform that finances infrastructure projects in Africa, and the International Solar Alliance (ISA), an intergovernmental organization that promotes solar energy in developing countries, have signed a partnership agreement to finance solar energy projects in Africa.
Zambia-based solar energy company, MYSOL, has secured $7.5 million in funding to accelerate the deployment of off-grid solar electrification projects across the country.
The program, which is open to startups from all over the continent, will provide participants with access to mentorship, training, and funding opportunities.
By providing capital, strategic guidance, and mentorship, the fund aims to unlock the growth potential of African businesses and contribute to their long-term success
This significant investment will empower Nuru to expand its efforts in providing access to clean and sustainable energy solutions in DR Congo, heralding a new era of progress and environmental stewardship.
The funding will be utilized to expand EastCastle’s telecom towers network across the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), bolstering connectivity and improving access to telecommunications services in the country.
Kyosk aims to leverage its technological prowess to streamline the supply chain, enhance convenience, and improve access to high-quality fresh produce across the continent.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has announced plans to establish a dedicated Fall Armyworm Research Hub in Kenya.
The African Development Bank (AFDB) has approved a $21 million financing to support Kenyan youths and women entrepreneurs in agriculture.
SEACOM LTD, one of the leading Pan-African data services providers, has secured $207 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to accelerate digital connectivity in seven African countries.
The investment aims to modernize healthcare services, improve access to quality care, and foster digital transformation in the country’s healthcare sector.
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Dream VC, a leading global accelerator program focused on fostering entrepreneurship and venture capital growth, has selected 54 African investors for its accelerator program
Visa, a global leader in digital payments, has announced the launch of its highly anticipated fintech accelerator program specifically designed for startups in Africa.
Google has announced the 25 African startups selected for the third cohort of Google for Startups’ Black Founders Fund.
The Baobab Network, a Nairobi-based accelerator and investment firm, has invested $50,000 into five promising African startups.
MultiChoice Group, Rapyd and General Catalyst have teamed up to develop an integrated payment platform for Africa.
The innovative initiative seeks to provide individuals with diverse income-generating opportunities and contribute to the country’s development agenda
The Mastercard Foundation and the Institut Pasteur de Dakar (IDP) have unveiled a $45million partnership to strengthen Africa’s healthcare infrastructure and foster vaccine manufacturing autonomy.
Siemens Healthineers Middle East, Southern & Eastern Africa and WINGCOPTER GmbH have partnered to launch Africa’s first integrated drone transport solution for medical supplies.
The Kenyan government, in collaboration with industry stakeholders, is implementing the comprehensive plan to promote domestic smartphone assembly.
This collaboration aims to expand affordable and reliable internet access to more than 5 million people across the country, fostering digital inclusion and driving economic growth.
AfDB apportioned the funding to the African Fertilizer Financing Mechanism (AFFM).
The two firms have joined forces to bridge the funding gap and support promising startups addressing climate change challenges in Africa
The World Bank and the French Development Agency (Agence Française de Développement) are providing $227 million in financing to Madagascar to help the country boost its climate-smart agriculture sector.
The project aims to establish one of the largest data centers in the region, equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technology.
TELUS International, a leading digital customer experience innovator, has announced the expansion of its global operations to Africa.
M-KOPA, a pioneering company in the field of asset financing and renewable energy solutions in Africa, has secured over $250 million in a combination of debt and equity funding.
Proparco, a leading development finance institution, has invested $5 million in Disruptech Ventures to accelerate the growth of Egypt’s fintech sector.
Fingo Africa, a YC-backed fintech, has partnered with Ecobank to launch the first neobank in Kenya.
This expansion marks a significant milestone in AfriLabs’ mission to catalyze innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven growth throughout Africa.
The Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI) has partnered with Microsoft Africa Development Center (ADC) to improve the digital skills of young people in the East African region.
This expansion marks a significant milestone in AfriLabs’ mission to catalyze innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology-driven growth throughout Africa.
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.
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.
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.
Private equity firm Amethis has launched a $490 million pan-African fund to support high-potential companies across the continent.
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.
Leading global pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has announced the launch of its Africa Health Innovation Hub to increase access to healthcare on the continent.
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.
The European Union has provided Kenya with $378 million in funding to power the country’s electric Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system.
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) has invested $25 million in Novastar Ventures to support and invest in early-stage startups in Africa.
