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In today's edition of #TCDaily:- Events: TC Live - Quick Fire �� - Do African female founders need mentorship? - A better way to store your files - TC Insights: Funding Tracker
Opportunities to boost the manufacturing sector in Africa are on the horizon, however, for the continent to witness long-term industrial transformation, both public and private sector stakeholders must join forces.
Women In Technology Uganda (WITU) newly added hub to AfriLabs' Pan-Afrikan Innovation Hub Network. (COURTESY PHOTO) Pan-Afrikan Innovation Hub Network, AfriLabs has today announced that it has added 28 new innovation-tech hubs, 7 new cities and 1 new country, to its Pan-Afrikan Innovation Hub Network. This totals to 268 innovation hubs in 49 African countries. The newly added hubs, 14 were from Western Africa, 9 from Eastern Africa and 5 from Central Africa. From Eastern Africa, two were Ugandan hubs; Muni University Business Incubation Centre and WITU Hub. Esther Nansbuga, Programmes Manager...
Some of the guest pictured attending the AfriLabs 2018 Gathering in Tanzania. (File Photo) Pan-Afrikan Innovation Hub Network, AfriLabs will once again hold its annual gathering in Marrakesh, Morocco from October 25th to 27th, 2021 —which coincides with their 10th year anniversary. The gathering will be held under the theme “AfriLabs at 10: A Decade of Empowering and Inspiring Innovation across Africa”, and will be hosted by Douar Tech, AfriLabs’ Member Hub based in Morocco. “This year, AfriLabs will be 10 years old and we will be celebrating and reflecting on the strides of the Inn...
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, November 12, 2020 (ECA) - The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) provides a critical opportunity for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), including youth-led enterprises engaged in cross-border trade, to participate in the development of regional value chains, more easily meet the standards of continental markets, and supply inputs to larger companies in their regions, with targeted support. This was said Thursday by the Economic Commission for Africa’s (ECA) Technology, Climate Change and Natural Resources Director, Jean-Paul Adam during a virtua...