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    Cameroon’s Fako Capital, I&P’s Latest Anchor Fund, Targets $500K Investments in High-Growth Startups

    Fako Capital joins a growing network of African impact funds nurtured by I&P

    French Bank’s African Fintech Arm YUP Leaves Investors with Over $8M Loss Post-Liquidation

    Originally launched in 2017 across seven African countries, including Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Ghana, Madagascar, and Cameroon, YUP was Société Générale’s attempt to penetrate Africa’s fast-growing mobile payments market.

    Gabonese Startups Get First Entrepreneur-Only Bank, BCEG

    The BCEG is entirely funded by Gabonese institutional and private investors, making it one of only two banks in the country controlled by national capital, alongside market leader .

    Gabon Denies Authorizing $5B Fundraising by Cameroonian Fintech Yunus SA

    The 3,280 billion CFA francs claimed by Yunus SA represents nearly 79% of Gabon’s state budget for 2024, which is set at 4,162 billion CFA francs.
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    Flat6Labs Expands to Morocco: What Can Startups Expect From Its New Accelerator?

    Flat6Labs is not the only player betting on Moroccan startups.

    UGFS-VC’s $17M Series A Tech Fund Reaches First Close with Backing from ANAVA

    With over 15 years of experience and 20 funds structured, UGFS-VC manages assets totaling 240 million Tunisian dinars ($80 million).

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    Flat6Labs Expands to Morocco: What Can Startups Expect From Its New Accelerator?

    Flat6Labs is not the only player betting on Moroccan startups.

    UGFS-VC’s $17M Series A Tech Fund Reaches First Close with Backing from ANAVA

    With over 15 years of experience and 20 funds structured, UGFS-VC manages assets totaling 240 million Tunisian dinars ($80 million).

    “No Evidence of Corruption”: Twiga Foods CEO Denies Allegations of Misconduct, But Key Questions Remain

    "The current leadership and Board have not seen any evidence of corruption or personal benefit linked to this lease."

    Nigeria’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Takes a Tentative Step into Startup Territory

    The announcement comes just days after Launch Base Africa published a detailed report on the NSIA’s cautious relationship with Nigeria’s startup ecosystem.