Google-Backed African Startups Make Funding Breakthroughs But Gaps Remain
WeeTracker | Staff Reporter - Jul 22, 2024
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- African startups backed by Google for Startups' Black Founders Fund have collectively raised $266 million from venture capitalists in the last three years.
- The Black Founders Fund provides startups with cash awards and Google Cloud credits, along with mentorship and product support.
- The report underscores the need for collaboration between stakeholders to bridge the funding gap for Black founders and create a more equitable tech ecosystem.
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The Google for Startups Black Founders Fund is making a positive impact by providing funding and support to African startups. However, the report highlights the ongoing challenges and disparities in access to capital for Black founders. Collaborative efforts are needed to bridge the funding gap and create a more inclusive and equitable tech ecosystem.
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