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    Sawari Ventures Unveils $150 Million Fund to Boost Egyptian Startups

    Sawari Ventures, a prominent Egypt-based venture capital firm, has declared its intention to launch...

    COTU Ventures Raises $54 Million for Inaugural Fund to Propel Early-Stage Startups in North Africa

    COTU Ventures, a Dubai-based early-stage venture capital firm, proudly announces the successful closure of...

    Partech Successfully Closes Over $300M Africa Fund and Expands Presence in Lagos

    Global technology investment firm Partech has announced the successful final closing of its second...

    Inside MSA Capital’s $1 Billion Fund for North African pre-IPO Startups

    Beijing-based MSA Capital, a prominent Chinese venture capital firm with a history of investments...
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