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    Three-month-old Edtech, Breni, targets  pre-seed funding  to become  “Duolingo for Everything”


    Three-month-old Nigerian edtech startup Breni is seeking pre-seed funding. The learning app has grown without marketing spend.


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    Three-month-old Edtech, Breni, targets  pre-seed funding  to become  “Duolingo for Everything”

    Three-month-old Nigerian edtech startup Breni is seeking pre-seed funding. The learning app has grown without marketing spend.

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  • Africa’s biggest Web3 builders gather in Lagos for Onchain Festival 2025


    Africa’s biggest Web3 minds gathered in Lagos for Onchain Festival 2025, where founders, creators, and investors explored how blockchain can drive real innovation across finance, gaming, and the creator economy.


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    Africa’s biggest Web3 builders gather in Lagos for Onchain Festival 2025

    Africa’s biggest Web3 minds gathered in Lagos for Onchain Festival 2025, where founders, creators, and investors explored how blockchain can drive real innovation across finance, gaming, and the creator economy.

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  • The regulatory quagmire stifling Francophone Africa’s startups


    Francophone Africa’s startup ecosystem is brimming with potential, but founders face a maze of outdated regulations, rigid company laws, and restrictive currency controls that stifle innovation and investment. From OHADA’s inflexible legal frameworks to banking systems unfit for startups, entrepreneurs are battling barriers that slow growth and repel investors. Until the region reforms its financial and regulatory systems, its most promising startups will remain trapped in a cycle of limited scale and untapped opportunity.


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    The regulatory quagmire stifling Francophone Africa’s startups

    Francophone Africa’s startup ecosystem is brimming with potential, but founders face a maze of outdated regulations, rigid company laws, and restrictive currency controls that stifle innovation and investment. From OHADA’s inflexible legal frameworks to banking systems unfit for startups, entrepreneurs are battling barriers that slow growth and repel investors. Until the region reforms its financial and regulatory systems, its most promising startups will remain trapped in a cycle of limited scale and untapped opportunity.

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  • After years of research, these Nigrians built a blockchain solution valued at $200m


    While Seun Lanlege and David Salaami are known as the founders that raised $5.8m for their Web3 product and bought a Benz, they share how two years of work has led to the creation of Hyperbridge, one of the only blockchain infrastructures built by Africans.


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    After years of research, these Nigrians built a blockchain solution valued at $200m

    While Seun Lanlege and David Salaami are known as the founders that raised $5.8m for their Web3 product and bought a Benz, they share how two years of work has led to the creation of Hyperbridge, one of the only blockchain infrastructures built by Africans.

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  • “We chose accessibility over sophistication, every time”: Day 1-1000 of Crop2Cash


    Crop2Cash began with an ambitious goal: to end hunger by helping smallholder farmers access loans. But the journey from that goal to a functional business was much harder than its founders thought. They built the wrong products, lost almost everything during the COVID-19 pandemic, and had to slowly earn the trust of their target audience: […]


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    “We chose accessibility over sophistication, every time”: Day 1-1000 of Crop2Cash

    Crop2Cash began with an ambitious goal: to end hunger by helping smallholder farmers access loans. But the journey from that goal to a functional business was much harder than its founders thought. They built the wrong products, lost almost everything during the COVID-19 pandemic, and had to slowly earn the trust of their target audience: […]

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  • ‘You are no longer a startup’: Top investors on the harsh realities of post-Series A


    It’s one thing to raise your Series A, another to survive it. At Moonshot 2025, founders and investors discussed the real challenge after funding: how to scale without collapsing under pressure.


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    ‘You are no longer a startup’: Top investors on the harsh realities of post-Series A

    It’s one thing to raise your Series A, another to survive it. At Moonshot 2025, founders and investors discussed the real challenge after funding: how to scale without collapsing under pressure.

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  • ‘You can’t hustle forever’: Sabi’s Okubadejo calls for systemic thinking among African founders


    At Moonshot by TechCabal, Sabi's Olumide Okubadejo said African startups must shift from hustle-driven operations to building resilient infrastructure.


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    ‘You can’t hustle forever’: Sabi’s Okubadejo calls for systemic thinking among African founders

    At Moonshot by TechCabal, Sabi's Olumide Okubadejo said African startups must shift from hustle-driven operations to building resilient infrastructure.

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  • How can founders in Africa build startups that actually scale?


    Eloho Omame, partner at TLcom Capital, and Odunayo Eweniyi, co-founder and general partner at FirstCheck Africa, took the stage to unpack one of the hardest truths about building in Africa’s startup ecosystem: sustainability is key when scaling.


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    How can founders in Africa build startups that actually scale?

    Eloho Omame, partner at TLcom Capital, and Odunayo Eweniyi, co-founder and general partner at FirstCheck Africa, took the stage to unpack one of the hardest truths about building in Africa’s startup ecosystem: sustainability is key when scaling.

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  • This 22 and 21-year-old Nigerians built an AI app that helps people apply for jobs by swiping, and it went viral in the US


    Oluwapelumi Dada and his co-founders are a group of 21-and 22-year-old Nigerians, but their AI app that helps people apply for jobs by swiping like Tinder has gone viral in the US and now they're in YC


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    This 22 and 21-year-old Nigerians built an AI app that helps people apply for jobs by swiping, and it went viral in the US

    Oluwapelumi Dada and his co-founders are a group of 21-and 22-year-old Nigerians, but their AI app that helps people apply for jobs by swiping like Tinder has gone viral in the US and now they're in YC

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  • These Nigerians are building a startup in Northern Nigeria, but blowing up in Asia


    This app was built in Northern Nigeria but is attracting more users in Nepal and Russia than in Nigeria. The founders share how a two-month old startup scaled beyond its base.


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    These Nigerians are building a startup in Northern Nigeria, but blowing up in Asia

    This app was built in Northern Nigeria but is attracting more users in Nepal and Russia than in Nigeria. The founders share how a two-month old startup scaled beyond its base.

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  • 👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – One Chpter closes, another opens


    In today's edition: A new Chpter for its ex-founders || Banks splurge on IT || Can China fill the gap AGOA left? || Plans for Seacom 2.0 || There Should Be An App For That


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    👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – One Chpter closes, another opens

    In today's edition: A new Chpter for its ex-founders || Banks splurge on IT || Can China fill the gap AGOA left? || Plans for Seacom 2.0 || There Should Be An App For That 📱

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  • Chpter co-founders Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti step down in major leadership reshuffle


    Chpter co-founders Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti have stepped down from daily operations, returning control to original CEO Mark Kiarie.


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    Chpter co-founders Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti step down in major leadership reshuffle

    Chpter co-founders Tesh Mbaabu and Mesongo Sibuti have stepped down from daily operations, returning control to original CEO Mark Kiarie.

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