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A survey of female founders within the African tech startup ecosystem has revealed high levels of discrimination, with respondents reporting negative experiences with customers, employees and investors, as well as numerous unwanted sexual advances in the workplace.

Women-led African tech startups are significantly less likely to raise funding than their male-run counterparts, according to a groundbreaking study on gender diversity released by Disrupt Africa.

The Future is Female Mentorship Program 2023 for African female tech founders. The Future is Female Mentorship Program provides early-stage African female

Fewer than 10 per cent of African tech startups are led by a female CEO, while less than 15 per cent even have a female co-founder, according to a groundbreaking study on gender diversity released by Disrupt Africa.

Disrupt Africa has released the first ever publication focused on gender equality in the African tech startup landscape, in partnership with Africa-focused pre-seed investment programmes Madica, with the results demonstrating the lack of gender diversity both within startup teams and funding rounds on the continent.

Sam Altman was at an exclusive OpenAI event in Muson Centre, Lagos, Nigeria, on Friday, May 19, 2023. The event had several tech executives, investors, and founders in attendance.It was a two-part event, with a Q&A session and a meet and greet with Altman.One of the attendants, Sudhanshu Gaurav, Co-founder of Incash said, “It was a great event. Looking forward to integrating AI into our startup and cannot wait to see how it makes a huge difference to the African Tech space in the next few ...

Startup-focused news and research company Disrupt Africa will this month release the first ever publication focusing on gender equality in the African tech startup landscape, in partnership with Africa-focused pre-seed investment programme Madica as well as other leading investors and industry stakeholders.

Disrupt Africa wants female VCs and angel investors on the continent to give their views on gender diversity within the tech ecosystem, with the findings to be revealed as part of its groundbreaking report on the subject.

Disrupt Africa wants female founders on the continent to give their views on gender diversity within the tech ecosystem, with the findings to be revealed as part of its groundbreaking report on the subject.

No one B2B market player is near maturity in Africa’s retail sector. Ongoing entrepreneurial experiments will no doubt bring progress. But it will take more time than the pitch decks predict.