Who Can Benefit from Black Ostrich Ventures’ Newly Launched $20 Million for African Startups
The launch of Black Ostrich Ventures’ $20 million pre-seed and seed stage fund focuses on scaling the African startup ecosystem.
How unique is your innovative solution? ESG challenge is open for a chance to win $1million grant
In association with energy company partners, including; Chevron, Shell, and ExxonMobil among others, government agencies, and innovators, Enterprise Singapore (ESG),
Is your innovative solution interesting enough to win $40,000? Join the Wema Bank Hackathon
In a bid to promote the development of technological solutions for social issues, financial and institutional needs, the Wema Bank
12 African cybersecurity startups working to reduce cyber attacks
2020 has been a year of the unexpected, kicking off with the pandemic outbreak. The resulting lockdown led to an
Tech Crawl: African startups in YC’s Demo Day, Jeff Bezos $200bn bogus hype, EcoCash cuts mobile money transactions size, more
#TGIF: We’ve come to the end of another month and the year is slowly coming to a close. Here are
These 12 Africans selected for Facebook Community Accelerator will get $30,000 each
Following the call for application in March 2020, Facebook has selected 12 Africans to join Facebook’s Community Accelerator, a six-month
TradeDepot raises $10m pre-Series B. Becomes second Nigerian startup to disclose funding in Q3
Last week, Eden Life, a Nigerian company that provides workers with busy schedule a digital room service platform disclosed a
How a miraculous mushroom healing inspired this lady to launch a business in mushroom farming
The increasing awareness of healthy diets has made mushrooms a little famous in Nigeria. Though mushroom farming is only gaining
London-based PR company, Wimbart launches first PR Office Hours for African tech startups
Wimbart, a London-based PR company is introducing its first edition of Wimbart Office Hours, a webinar and mentorship programme created
Vasiti calls on student entrepreneurs to join its second edition of Career Fest 2020
In a time where the graduate unemployment rate in Nigeria is averaging about 45% ( Statista ), over 30% of