IFC plans $180m direct investment in African tech startups over two years
The World Bank’s private sector investment arm wants to help develop an ecosystem of innovative startups on the continent.
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▪ IFC plans $180m direct investment in African tech startups over two years
▪ The World Bank’s private sector investment arm wants to help develop an ecosystem of innovative startups on the continent.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/815960/ifc-plans-180m-direct-investment-in-african-tech-startups-over-two-years/
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