Women in tech: a five-year retrospective.
TechCabal | Tobi Afolabi - Nov 23, 2023

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- Less than 15% of Africaβs tech start-ups have at least one female co-founder, with fewer than 10% having a woman CEO.
- Only 3% of venture capital funding in Africa goes to startups with a female CEO.
- Female-led startups typically perform better than male-led ones, but male-led startups receive 96% of the total funding volume.
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The participation of African women in the tech industry has shown significant growth, driven by various factors such as increased access to education and training. However, there is still a significant gap in funding for female-led startups, with only 3% of venture capital funding going to startups with a female CEO. More efforts are needed to address this disparity and provide equal opportunities for women in the tech ecosystem.
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