Start-ups Accelerator/Incubator

The Y CombinatorFall Startup Accelerator Program 2026 Batch is an intensive, three-month accelerator. The program includes up to $500,000 in seed funding, weekly partner meetings, investor introductions, and a Demo. Y Combinator, the world’s most recognised startup accelerator is now accepting applications for it’s 2026 batch startup program. Some of the world’s most prominent Startups […]

The tech boom in Africa has means we now focus on fintech apps or e-commerce. ignoring mining which is a massive, multi-billion-dollar sector that anchors the continent’s economy. For decades, mining across Africa has faced heavy challenges, from dangerous conditions for local artisanal miners to unmonitored environmental damage and opaque supply chains. The United Nations

For early-stage founders in Northwest Nigeria, the challenge of climate change is no longer just an environmental concern—it is a massive opportunity for innovation. Startbench Hub has officially opened applications for its Climate Startup Pre-Incubation Program 2026, a dedicated launchpad for entrepreneurs ready to build the next generation of green solutions. Organized under the hub’s

African tech startup founders are invitedto apply now for the Google for Startups Accelerator Africa 2026 (Cohort 10). This milestone edition is an “AI-first” program designed to help African founders leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning to solve critical challenges in sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and climate resilience. About Google for Startups Accelerator This present cohort of the Google

The Katapult Africa Accelerator Program 2026 is now accepting applications for its next cohort of impact-driven African startups. This 90-day intensive program is designed to help early-stage ventures in the climate tech, agritech, and foodtech sectors scale their operations and reach investor readiness.  TheKatapult Africa Accelerator invest in and support impactful startups building agritech, foodtech and climate tech

Applications are currently being accepted for Bridge Seed Global’s (BSG) Impact Fund-Driven Accelerator Program, a three-month program that provides equity-free investment, training, mentorship, and access to international markets to young African business founders between the ages of 18 and 35. By assisting founders in creating commercially successful, high-impact companies that promote equitable economic growth and