P1 Ventures Announces First Close of Second Fund in Africa, at $25M

By AfricaPost September 30, 2023175 views

Since its launch three years ago, P1 Ventures has backed nearly 30 African startups. Now, it wants to expand its financing activity, with a focus on

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