The 8-week accelerator selects around 10 founders, offering mentorship, workshops, and access to investors, with potential post-program funding of $250,000–$500,000 from partner funds.
Participants receive hands-on coaching, legal and financial support, and pitch at a Demo Day, aiming to build scalable, investment-ready businesses across Africa’s startup ecosystem.
The program emphasizes personalized guidance and equity retention, providing a platform for founders to refine business models and access capital, supporting innovation and growth across diverse sectors on the continent.
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