Tag: ventures

DisrupTech Ventures, an Egyptian early-stage fintech fund, has made its first pan-African investment in Nigerian startup Winich Farms, an Agri-tech transforming access to markets and credit for smallholder farmers across Nigeria. The amount of the Pre-Series A round was not disclosed. According to Mohamed Okasha, Managing Partner at DisrupTech Ventures...

These start-ups are at their Seed and Series A stage funding stages and are making important strides forward in preventative healthcare, genomics, in-home care and remote monitoring. Umps supports independence and wellbeing at home with proactive insights ​from in-home sensors, Eugene offers at-home medical-grade genetic testing and genetic counselling, while Vively Health has developed a wellness platform that

ALX Nigeria has officially launched the 2025 ALX Ventures Incubator, marking a major step forward in its mission to empower and accelerate Africa’s next generation of entrepreneurs. Building on the success of its Founder Academy, this incubator is designed to help promising startups scale, access funding...

Baanhem Ventures is working with TN’s nodal entrepreneurship agency StartupTN in conceptualising the TV show StartUp Thamizha, a Shark Tank-like business reality show...

Premier Inn MENA plans to take Britain’s biggest hotel brand to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with discussions with several investors and potential business partners underway. The post Premier Inn MENA ventures into KSA as part of its Middle East expansion appeared first on Hospitality News Magazine...

Mike Adenuga, a Nigerian billionaire has ventured into the cashew processing industry through Julius Berger, a leading construction firm partly owned by him. This comes as the company successfully completed its first-ever $65.3 million commercial paper (CP) issuance in Nigeria’s fixed-income market. The issuance which solidifies its position in the Nigerian construction industry is a

The Secretary of the Gwagwalada Area Council in the Federal Capital Territory Alhaji Mohammed Saba has been advised individuals and corporate bodies not to leave the development of youths in the hands of the government. He said that government  at all levels, must not take the efforts of the these individuals for granted as they