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Africa’s richest entrepreneur, Aliko Dangote appoints daughters to oversee Dangote Group operations

Africa’s richest entrepreneur, Aliko Dangote appoints daughters to oversee Dangote Group operations

Africa's richest entrepreneur man, Aliko Dangote, has appointed his daughters to senior leadership positions within the Dangote Group, which has operations across 17 African countries spanning manufacturing, energy & infrastructure, and agriculture. Halima Aliko Dangote has

Entrepreneurship
Hallelujah Challenge and Premium Trust Bank Launch ₦50M Grant for SMEs & Students

Hallelujah Challenge and Premium Trust Bank Launch ₦50M Grant for SMEs & Students

In a bid to empower entrepreneurs and support education in Nigeria, the Hallelujah Challenge Grant Initiative, in partnership with Premium Trust Bank, has launched a ₦50 million ($62,000) grant program targeting small and medium enterprises

Entrepreneurship
Ghana-Germany Trade Grows 23% at the close of 2025

Ghana-Germany Trade Grows 23% at the close of 2025

Trade between Ghana and Germany recorded notable growth in the first nine months of 2025, reinforcing what the German Embassy in Accra described as a deepening economic partnership between the two countries. According to figures

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AEA KickStarter Summit 2026: Key Insights & Programs for Entrepreneurs

AEA KickStarter Summit 2026: Key Insights & Programs for Entrepreneurs

The African Entrepreneurship Academy (AEA) officially launched its 2026 activities with Entrepreneurship KickStarter Summit held on Friday, February 13, 2026, at Christ the King Hall in Accra. Organized in partnership with the Ghana Enterprises Agency

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Inside the PachiPanda Challenge: Youth Entrepreneurs Building Africa’s Green Economy

Inside the PachiPanda Challenge: Youth Entrepreneurs Building Africa’s Green Economy

Across Africa, a rising generation of eco-entrepreneurs is demonstrating that locally grounded innovation can drive continental solutions to some of the world’s most urgent challenges. Under the 2025 theme, “Nourishing Tomorrow: Innovations for Food, Energy,

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AfCFTA Is Redefining Africa’s Investment Model – Dr Rob Davies, South Africa’s former Minister of Trade and Industry.

AfCFTA Is Redefining Africa’s Investment Model – Dr Rob Davies, South Africa’s former Minister of Trade and Industry.

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is transforming how Africa thinks about investment, industrial development and economic integration, according to Dr Rob Davies, South Africa’s former Minister of Trade and Industry. Dr Davies says

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FAO: Africa Lags in Farm Mechanisation Despite Vast Arable Land

FAO: Africa Lags in Farm Mechanisation Despite Vast Arable Land

Africa continues to trail other regions in access to farm power, raising concerns about productivity, food security and the future of agricultural jobs on the continent, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the

Entrepreneurship
NEIP, VCTF Partner to Boost Funding for Adwumawura Programme

NEIP, VCTF Partner to Boost Funding for Adwumawura Programme

The National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme (NEIP) has taken another step toward strengthening Ghana’s startup and small business ecosystem following a strategic engagement with the Venture Capital Trust Fund (VCTF) aimed at expanding financing support

Entrepreneurship
African Startups Raise $174m in January, but Fewer Founders Get Funding

African Startups Raise $174m in January, but Fewer Founders Get Funding

Africa’s startup ecosystem recorded a funding rebound in January 2026, with companies across the continent raising $174 million, but the recovery came with a sharp caveat: far fewer founders secured capital. According to the latest

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Taking Investor Money Means Giving Up Control, Jason Njoku Warns African Founders

Taking Investor Money Means Giving Up Control, Jason Njoku Warns African Founders

Venture capital has become one of the most visible markers of startup success across Africa, often accompanied by large funding rounds, soaring valuations, and headline-grabbing announcements. But according to Nigerian entrepreneur Jason Njoku, many founders