African Business Angel Network (ABAN) - Apply for Business Funding
ABAN is a pan-African non-profit association founded to support the development of early stage investor networks across the continent. ABAN connects founders…

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Anza Capital provides seed to Series A equity funding for tech startups in Food Technology, CleanTech and Digital across South Africa and SADC. You need a validated product, two or more founders, and a clear path to a 10x return.
Anza Capital invests seed to Series A tech startups in Food Technology, CleanTech and Digital sectors across South Africa and the SADC region. Applicants receive equity funding and access to mentorship and networks.
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South‑African or SADC‑incorporated company; seed‑to‑Series A stage; product or technology validated; strong founding team (≥2 founders); financial projections and IP protection where applicable.
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Anza Capital assesses applications against ten investment criteria: location, development stage, management team strength, financial planning, technology validation, market strategy, IP protection, customer demand, market size and exit potential. The sources do not specify the review timeline or next steps after submission, so you should contact Anza directly to understand their process and when to expect feedback.
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The listing does not state a specific investment range. Contact Anza directly to learn what they typically invest at seed and Series A stages.
No. Anza Capital accepts applications on a rolling basis, so you can apply at any time.
Yes. Your company must be incorporated in South Africa or another SADC country. Sole proprietorships or informal businesses are not eligible.
Your product or technology must be validated—meaning you have data or expert backing that the concept works. Early-stage development is acceptable, but purely theoretical ideas are not.
Yes. Anza requires a minimum of two founders. Teams with two or more founders who show passion, drive and willingness to take advice are eligible.
Guide written from the official programme page on 1 November 2026. Funders change their rules, so confirm the details on the official page before you apply.
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