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Founders Factory Africa has secured $113-million in additional funding to assist tech start-up founders across Africa.

I predict that there is absolutely, positively, no question whatsoever that 2015 will be followed immediately by 2016. This will continue for precisely 12 months. With my tongue firmly in cheek, heres my take on 2015...

Founders Factory Africa secures R2.1 billion in funding from Mastercard Foundation and Johnson & Johnson Impact Ventures.

Founders Factory Africa, an African early-stage startup accelerator and venture studio, has raised $114 million to fund African startups.

Founders Factory Africa, the trailblazing African startup accelerator and venture studio, has amassed an additional US$ 113 million (R2.1-billion) in funding.

The net worth of Cavendish Capital, the owner of Ireland’s biggest indigenous hedge fund manager Abbey Capital, soared above €350 million in the year to June

Small Foundation and Village Capital have selected 20 African entrepreneur support organisations (ESOs) that work with rural-impacting enterprises in

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