Muktar Oladunmade

Avant que les investisseurs en capital-risque ne signent de gros chèques et que les gros titres ne s'enflamment, il faut bien que quelqu'un prenne le premier pari sur une start-up.

The Luanda-based firm, a spin-off from Banco de Fomento Angola (BFA)—the country's second-largest private bank by assets—manages $600 million across public and private markets.

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Tayo Oviosu is stepping into a new role as Group CEO of Paga after 17 years of being Paga Nigeria's CEO. Opeyemi Oyinloye is now Paga Nigeria's CEO.

AFC has invested $40 million in Future Africa and LightRock Africa II. Another $60 million is queued for African tech VC fund managers.

Begna Gebreyes, the head of AFC’s technology division, shares how the $19 billion institution is investing $100 million in African VC.

Launch Africa backed over 170 startups across 22 countries. Jeffery Akemu explains how the firm supports that many founders.

In January, Cowrywise announced eleven associate vice presidents, the type of move that earns the rare tag of unprecedented in Nigerian tech.

Pius Bankong has been a founder, an operator, and now an investor at Oui Capital. Here's how to pitch his $30 million fund.

The real value of conferences lies in the people they gather and the conversations they enable.