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October 9, 2020February 3, 2022Startup

TLcom Announces Second Africa Tech Female Founder Summit

TLcom Capital, the Africa-focussed venture capital firm, has officially announced the launch of its second Africa Tech Female Founder Summit, which will be held virtually on Tuesday 27th October 2020. Building on the success of its inaugural event in 2019, TLcom has launched a call for applications for female tech founders across Africa to attend this year’s virtual Summit, which features speakers from across Africa’s tech scene including Hilda Moraa of Pezesha, Wambui Kinya of Andela and Fara Ashiru Jituboh of Okra.

October 7, 2020February 3, 2022News around Africa, Startup

The 3 African Tech Startups Pitching at Seedstars International Demo Day

After taking part in the Seedstars Development Programme, three African tech startups are expected to pitch next week at the virtual Seedstars International Demo Day.

October 5, 2020February 3, 2022Startup

AlphaCode Awards R450 000 to SA Fintech Startup at Virtual Demo Day

Rand Merchant Investments (RMI) startup incubator AlphaCode has taken another step to find the next unicorn in financial services when it chose Oyi Medical Card and awarded it R450 000 at its first virtual demo day.

September 28, 2020February 3, 2022News around Africa

Digital Explorers Launch Paid Traineeship in Lithuana for Nigerian Female Data Analysts/Scientists

Digital Explorers has launched applications for the second cohort of the program. This time, it is a female-only track that will select up to 15 female Data Analysts and Data Scientists at entry-level who will undergo up to 6 months paid traineeship in Lithuania. The program will consist of intensive training and a placement at a Lithuanian company.

September 25, 2020May 29, 2022Healthtech, Interviews

Gerocare is Providing Healthcare for the Elderly Across Nigeria

Gerocare is a health tech startup that provides subscription-based medical services to elderly people across Nigeria, enabling them to seek routine medical treatment.