Ventures Platform’s second fund closes at $84 million, almost double its first
Ventures Platform has closed its second fund at $84 million, just $23 million short of what all six African venture funds that closed in 2025 raised.
Ventures Platform has closed its second fund at $84 million, just $23 million short of what all six African venture funds that closed in 2025 raised.
Arsenal winger Gabriel Martinelli is reportedly closing in on a move to Saudi Pro League giants Al-Hilal, with negotiations between the two clubs now at an advanced stage. The Brazilian international has emerged as a major target for Al-Hilal, who are understood to be working towards a deal worth ar
At the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium South Africa (SIDSSA) 2026, held in Cape Town, H.E. Nardos Bekele-Thomas, Chief Executive Officer of AUDA-NEPAD, delivered a incisive address on what it will take to turn Africa's infrastructure into full economic integration. The article below
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Timnit Gebru, the Ethiopian-born computer scientist and one of the most consequential voices in the fight for ethical AI, has announced that her debut book, Deep Unlearning: The Rise of AI and the Radicalization of a Tech Idealist, is now open for preorder. Sharing the news on Instagram, Gebru admit
The Witsprouts Project, a cultural organisation dedicated to expanding participation in African arts and culture, has opened nominations for the second edition of the Witsprouts Storytelling Prize. Established to revive the art of oral storytelling while rewarding exceptional talent, the prize carri
The Abebi AfroNonfiction Foundation has announced the inaugural Abebi AfroNonfiction Fellowship, a new pan-African writing initiative for women working in creative nonfiction. The fellowship brings together ten writers from across the continent for six weeks of virtual workshops, craft classes, and
The alarm glowed 3:30 am, in pale red digits. Abdullah’s hand found the silence button before the first electronic chirp could fracture the silence of the room. He sat at the edge of the mattress, feet flat on the worn wool rug, its fibers coarse and familiar against his soles. The remnants of sleep
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