AI Venture Lab Founder Sprint 2027: Free 10-Week Virtual Programme for Early-Stage Founders
AI Venture Lab’s Founder Sprint is a free, 10-week virtual programme open to early-stage founders anywhere in the world. Applications close December 1, 2026.
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AI Venture Lab’s Founder Sprint is a free, 10-week virtual programme open to early-stage founders anywhere in the world. Applications close December 1, 2026.
Qatar Foundation’s WISE is accepting applications from for-profit edtech startups, including African ones, for a year of coaching and investor access. Deadline 31 October 2026.
Zenith Bank and Beyond Limits are offering ₦90 million in prizes to growth-stage African startups. Applications close 13 October 2026.
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Applications are open for PAIP Cohort 4.0, a six week hands on AgriTech incubation programme teaching drones, GIS, and precision farming to young people aged 16 to 35, open to Nigerians. Deadline October 5, 2026.
There are networking programmes and then there are alliances that have produced Flutterwave, Andela, Yoco, and a generation of African founders who have collectively raised over $2 billion from leading venture capital firms across the world. The Harambeans Entrepreneur Alliance 2026 is the latter, and applications are open right now for the next class of
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The Africa Intellectual Property Day (AIPD) 2026 “My IP Story” initiative is inviting African entrepreneurs, innovators, creators and businesses to share how intellectual property has helped them protect an idea, create value or grow their business. Participants are expected to tell their real experience in a video of no more than five minutes under the
Applications are now open for the UNDP Timbuktoo Pan-African Incubation Programme for EdTech Startups 2026, an exciting opportunity for African startups developing innovative solutions in education, training, and skills development. Through the timbuktoo EdTech Hub, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) aims to support entrepreneurs building technology that improves access to quality education across Africa.
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Applications are now open for the Wema Bank SME Business School 2026, a free entrepreneurship programme designed to help Nigerian business owners acquire the knowledge and practical skills needed to build successful and sustainable businesses. Now in its 6th edition, the programme continues Wema Bank’s commitment to supporting the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises
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When you look at local manufacturing and production hubs across Nigeria—whether it is the leather clusters in Aba, the tech hubs in Yaba, or the textile clusters in Kano—one thing is completely obvious: small businesses do better when they work close together. However, structural bottlenecks like poor electricity, lack of automated machinery, and zero access
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The cooking gas business in Nigeria has grown quietly but steadily over the last decade. As more households move away from kerosene, charcoal, and firewood, demand for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) continues to rise across cities, towns, and even semi-rural areas. For entrepreneurs looking for a practical, cash-flow-friendly business in 2026, cooking gas retail remains
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