African startups pursue investment prospects at Dubai tech exhibition

By AfricaPost October 27, 2023182 views

Against the backdrop of a funding slowdown, African startups came to the GITEX tech show in Dubai with diverse funding needs, from multi-million-dollar aspirations to more modest pre-seed investments.

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