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    Arm-Harith $200M Infrastructure Fund Attracts AfDB Backing

    ARM-Harith Successor Infrastructure Equity Fund will invest in Ghana, Nigeria and across West Africa

    From Zurich to Vaduz: The Global Non-Profits Backing African Startups

    Non-profits backing African startups have predominantly focused on energy, agritech, and fintech, though other sectors are increasingly gaining attention.

    Cassava Technologies Raises $310M to Scale Africa Data Centers and Saisai Fintech, Backed by US DFC

    Through its business units, including Liquid Intelligent Technologies, Africa Data Centres, and Sasai Fintech, the company delivers digital infrastructure and services across Africa, the Middle East, and beyond.

    Zinari Fund Secures $8M in Debut Close to Back Ghanaian Female Founders

    Acting as an anchor investor, VCTF’s participation helps de-risk the fund for private investors and sets the stage for additional capital inflows from institutional and impact-driven investors.
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