African start-up funding slips 36% in 2023, yet ‘Big Four’ nations shine bright

By AfricaPost January 8, 2024164 views

Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria collectively absorbed nearly 75% of the total funding raised by African startups in 2023, with fintech

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