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Cargo offloading operation at KPA, Mombasa. [Maarufu Mohamed, Standard] Historians may challenge me on this, but I reckon that the reason the British claimed Kenya as their protectorate was to act as a stopover from Egypt to Southern Africa. As the first …

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For the second year running, Google is giving out equity-free money of between $50,000 and $100,000 to Black founders of early-stage startups in Africa, raising the number of beneficiaries from 50 to 60.Nigerian startups make up a third of the 2022 cohort having constituted half of last year’s. Startups from... read more →

For the second year running, Google is giving out equity-free money of between $50,000 and $100,000 to Black founders of early-stage startups in Africa, raising the number of beneficiaries from 50 to 60.Nigerian startups make up a third of the 2022 cohort having constituted half of last year’s. Startups from... read more →

For the second year running, Google is giving out equity-free money of between $50,000 and $100,000 to Black founders of early-stage startups in Africa, raising the number of beneficiaries from 50 to 60.Nigerian startups make up a third of the 2022 cohort having constituted half of last year’s. Startups from... read more →

For the second year running, Google is giving out equity-free money of between $50,000 and $100,000 to Black founders of early-stage startups in Africa, raising the number of beneficiaries from 50 to 60.Nigerian startups make up a third of the 2022 cohort having constituted half of last year’s. Startups from... read more →

For the second year running, Google is giving out equity-free money of between $50,000 and $100,000 to Black founders of early-stage startups in Africa, raising the number of beneficiaries from 50 to 60.Nigerian startups make up a third of the 2022 cohort having constituted half of last year’s. Startups from... read more →

By Stellamaris Ashinze Google on Tuesday announced the selection of 60 eligible startups across Africa with $4 million dollars funding to enable them scale up their ongoing work. The programme, which is called Google Black Founders Fund (BFF) for startups in Africa, is the second phase of the global tech... read more →