This announcement follows a year of significant momentum for P1, highlighted by its largest investment to date: a co-investment alongside Accel in Nuitee, a Moroccan AI-powered hotel booking platform, which raised a $48m Series A round.
Startups can apply for grants ranging from $150,000 for early-stage projects to larger investments, generally up to $500,000, for more established teams.
Prosper Africa partnered with initiatives like Future Africa’s Accelerate Africa (A2) program, which prepares early-stage African founders for global scaling.
The new fund, dubbed the Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa (AGIA), will focus on off-grid power companies and distributed renewable energy solutions.
Senegal’s largest e-ticketing system for public transport is now fully powered by Wave, the fintech unicorn that has taken the country’s financial landscape by storm.