submitted over 7 years ago by taya
- Seedstars announced a $100-million fund to invest in African startups, aiming to support 30 to 40 companies with investments ranging from $250,000 to $5 million.
- The fund will focus on early-stage investments in innovative ventures across different sectors and countries, with a goal to start investing by the end of the year.
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