Nigeria Leads in H1 2024 Venture Capital Funding Despite Africa’s Economic Challenges
Tech In Africa | Grace Ashiru - Aug 30, 2024
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  • Africa experienced a 57% YoY decline in venture capital funding in H1 2024.
  • Nigeria became the most funded country due to a $100 million mega deal by Moove Africa.
  • Egypt demonstrated resilience with a 15% YoY drop in deals and a focus on early-stage investments.
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The decline in venture capital funding across Africa in H1 2024 is concerning, especially considering the vulnerability to global economic uncertainties. The reliance on mega deals in Nigeria highlights a potential sustainability challenge, while the absence of later-stage deals in South Africa indicates a gap in scaling opportunities. However, the resilience shown by Egypt and the growth potential in Kenya and Morocco offer some positive prospects for the continent's venture capital landscape.
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