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In Africa’s fast-shifting startup landscape, founders are rediscovering a truth long understood in Silicon Valley: ownership is the strongest
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When it comes to financing your startup, most founders turn to private investors such as angel investors and venture capitalists. These investors are ideal for a tech startup; however, they are not the only option. Early-stage ventures need to be intentional with the funding mechanisms they choose, this way they can find the funding that aligns with their business needs, and one of those ways is convertible loans.
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