Everlytic is set to redefine customer communication with its revolutionary AI Studio, using WhatsApp for seamless chatbot interactions. The company, South Africa’s most trusted…
What makes hubs successful?
For the past two weeks, I have been based at Impact Hub Accra to assist the team with business development as well as conducting…
Q&A with AzarGen Biotechnologies on $3.1m funding round
Starting 2016 with a bang, VC4Africa-listed venture AzarGen Biotechnologies closes US$3.1-million in Series B funding. VC4A had a chance to speak with Dr. Mauritz…
Why governments in Africa should seriously support more angel investors
The following article is by Carol Musyoka, the founder and CEO of Carol Musyoka Consulting who has over 10 years of financial leadership experience working in…
Lessons learned from Angel Investor Bootcamp in South Africa
On 27 August the third session in a series of Angel Investor Bootcamps leading up to the ABAN Investor Summit at DEMO Africa was hosted in…
Lessons learned on building a pan-African network of angel investors
The following article is by David van Dijk who is part of the team behind African Business Angels Network (ABAN), a pan-African association that…
Tales from Nigeria: How African solutions are shaping the world
The article is written by Ross Baird — the executive director of Village Capital who joins digital pioneers Jean and Steve Case along with…
How Ghanian startups are making an impact on the global stage
The article is written by Ross Baird — the executive director of Village Capital who joins digital pioneers Jean and Steve Case along with…
Major startup event DEMO Africa 2015 extends applications
The deadline for one of the continent’s biggest startup events applications to DEMO Africa 2015 has been extended. The application window which was scheduled…
These 21 green startups from SA, Kenya have been made investment-ready
The Green Pioneer Accelerator focused on early stage enterprises contributing innovative solutions to environmental issues such as climate change, energy insecurity, loss of biodiversity…
Uganda’s clean energy company UpEnergy talks about its investment deal
UpEnergy, the Ugandan clean energy company and Unreasonable Institute alumni, has closed an equity investment deal, and is now raising US$1-million more in debt….
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