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Moreover, the investment by Witamax and Renew Capital indicates a shared vision of empowering local businesses and promoting sustainable economic development.
This partnership is projected to address the needs of South Africa’s informal market, valued at over R184 billion annually, by improving efficiency, accessibility, and market insights.
The investment in Sourcefin aligns with HGDEF’s mandate to support high-growth, impactful businesses.
The Equator Africa Fund has its headquarters in Nairobi and Lagos, using the local expertise in conjunction with global best practices to support startups with a potential to bring transformation.
With this valuation, Tyme has taken the critical step to finally becoming a unicorn and Africa's ninth one.
Sanari Capital focuses on mid-market investments, majorly serving founder-run, owner-managed, and family-owned businesses.
At present, z.systems is a rapidly scaling startup dedicated to enhancing the competitiveness of Morocco’s small, independent retailers — locally known as “hanouts.”
TGPDC is a South African startup that offers digital workflow automation, verification processes, and compliance solutions.
Under Gueye’s leadership, Eyone has gained recognition for its contributions to healthcare innovation. In 2017, the company won the second prize in the national phase of the Orange MENA Social...
The fund has already deployed $10 million to five startups operating across eight African countries, collectively serving over 60 million people.
