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Entrepreneurship2022 GIZ Accelerator Program for Climate Change Innovations comes to a close
Last year, GIZ and its Digital Transformation Centers in Benin, Cameroon and Niger, in collaboration with Etrilabs, CIPMEN, ActivSpaces and VC4A set u…
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EntrepreneurshipGIZ selects 8 Francophone startups for the 2022 Accelerator for Climate Change Innovations
It is no news that climate change affects all communities globally, and even more so vulnerable ones. Every day brings examples of extreme weather
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Entrepreneurship
Introducing the GIZ Accelerator Program for Climate Change Innovations
Climate change affects communities globally with extreme weather pattern changes, rising sea levels, and temperatures, and growing greenhouse gas emis…
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EntrepreneurshipBienvenue au Cameroon! Join our Angel Investor Masterclass
ABAN is hosting a series of Angel Investor Masterclasses across the continent under the theme ‘Unlocking capital for early stage innovation.’ Cameroon…
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Case studiesVC4Africa launches third generation platform, a global community for African startups
VC4Africa is pleased to present to you its third generation website. Read more about the background of the organization and some of the thinking
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Investing
African Business Angels Network (ABAN) launches at EBAN 2014
African investor network group establishes pan-African association to promote Angel investing and accelerate early stage entrepreneurship. In the past…
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Entrepreneurship
Mentor turned investor: Meet the diaspora angel who invested in startups Njorku & Kiro’o Games in Cameroon
Cameroon is not an ‘investor favorite’ and few non Cameroonian investors consider supporting entrepreneurs building companies there. What is the value…
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EntrepreneurshipTo a new year full of African success stories! The VC4Africa community in 2013 & the year ahead
> What started as a conversation between like-minded professionals continues to grow as a thriving community dedicated to African venture finance. VC4…
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Entrepreneurship
Follow Friday: Women entrepreneurs in Africa
Twitter is our main source of news and we like the many ‘who to follow’ lists. Every third Friday of the month we
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Entrepreneurship
Djoss.tv: Africa’s first to make TV-watching a social media experience
To Djoss means to comment or share opinion during a discussion. That is exactly what you can do on Djoss.tv, an online platform aimed