Grants, loans, investors and accelerators for African entrepreneurs — researched daily, links verified, expired ones removed.
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Y Combinator is one of the world's most prestigious accelerators and actively funds Nigerian and African startups on a rolling batch basis.…
NigeriaFintechTechnologyInternational Fund for Agricultural Development supports smallholder farmers and rural enterprises.
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Ghana+5AgricultureFinancing solar energy businesses across Africa to expand clean energy access.
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Kenya+3EnergyAn international entrepreneurship programme that selects and supports women-led, for-profit businesses with high social and environmental impact. Winners receive up to USD…
MIT Solve is an open innovation marketplace that sources, selects, and supports tech-based social entrepreneurs tackling global challenges. African founders can apply…
The United Nations Development Programme's SDG Impact Finance Initiative mobilises blended finance and grant funding for African businesses and NGOs delivering measurable…
The Echoing Green Fellowship provides seed funding and strategic support to emerging social entrepreneurs and organisations working to address systemic global challenges…
AWIEF Awards recognise and celebrate outstanding African women entrepreneurs and innovators across multiple sectors, offering winners grant prizes, mentorship, media visibility, and…
The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme is one of Africa's largest entrepreneur support initiatives, offering $5,000 USD non-refundable seed capital, business training,…
NigeriaAgricultureTechnologyY Combinator is a world-renowned accelerator that invests $500,000 in startups in exchange for 7% equity, running two cohorts per year (Winter…
Premier African award recognising very young entrepreneurs aged 15–22 who are building innovative ventures that create jobs and solve African challenges. Winners…
The TEF Entrepreneurship Programme is Africa's leading entrepreneurship programme, empowering African entrepreneurs with seed capital of $5,000, mentoring, and training.
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