African Startup Funding Hits $1.4 Billion in H1 2026 as June Sparks Recovery
African start-ups raised close to $1.4 billion in funding during the first half of 2026, delivering a funding
African start-ups raised close to $1.4 billion in funding during the first half of 2026, delivering a funding
South Africa has retained its position as Africa’s leading startup ecosystem on a per-capita basis, according to the
Africa’s startup ecosystem is entering a more disciplined phase, where African startup exit strategies are becoming as important as
When the global investment community talks about Africa's technology moment, the conversation gravitates predictably towards Lagos fintech unicorns,
For years, the dominant narrative in South Africa’s startup and small to medium-sized enterprise (SME) ecosystem has been
Kenya emerged as Africa’s most funded startup ecosystem in 2025, reinforcing its position at the centre of the continent’
Africa’s startup ecosystem is entering a more disciplined, decisive phase. After a decade defined largely by growth-at-all-
After a year of closely tracking Africa’s startup ecosystem through cycles of exuberance, correction and renewal, one conclusion is
South Africa’s energy crisis has forced government, investors, corporates and policymakers to look beyond traditional solutions for reliable, low-
In Africa’s fast-shifting startup landscape, founders are rediscovering a truth long understood in Silicon Valley: ownership is the
In a funding landscape where valuations are tightening and competition for quality capital is accelerating, anti-dilution protection has become
Venture capital (VC) has become the default ambition for many African founders, but the uncomfortable truth is that most businesses
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