Explore our Start-ups Accelerator/Incubator section for transformative opportunities to supercharge your startup’s growth and success. Discover leading accelerator and incubator programs that provide mentorship, funding, and resources to accelerate your business. Unlock access to a supportive ecosystem of experienced professionals, networking opportunities, and specialized guidance.
ASIF Ignite Africa Cohort 1 is an 8-week remote accelerator for African founders building climate adaptation and AI-enabled solutions for food and agriculture.
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The GIZ-supported GrowHer Agribusiness Accelerator Programme offers women-led agribusinesses mentorship, training and investor access to scale across Africa.
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START by Triift Africa is back for 2026 with a six-week weekend accelerator offering student entrepreneurs and recent graduates across Africa hands-on training, mentorship, and collateral-free loans of up to ₦300,000. Applications close 17 July 2026.
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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
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If you are running an early-stage fintech startup anywhere in Africa, you already know the ultimate goal is getting inside the right rooms. You need to look regulators in the eye, get your product in front of corporate partners, and pitch directly to the venture capitalists holding the checkbooks. The Africa Fintech Summit (AFTS) has
Alpha Expo Micro Accelerator & Pitch Competition 2026 for African Fintechs Read More »
Ask any small business owner in Nigeria what their biggest bottleneck is, and they will likely give you a two-part answer: the high cost of buying machinery and the lack of structured business training. Getting your hands on the equipment you need to scale usually means draining your lean operating capital. If you are currently
Scaling a healthcare or sanitation startup in Africa is uniquely challenging. The regulatory hurdles are steep, the adoption cycles are long, and securing the right funding often feels impossible—especially if you belong to an underrepresented demographic. If you are building a social enterprise in Africa aimed at solving critical health, water, or hygiene issues, a
Reckitt Catalyst Global Accelerator Program 2026 for Social Innovators: $30,000 Funding Read More »
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
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IBM has opened applications for its 2026 Impact Accelerator Program, a transformative initiative focused on AI-driven solutions for education and workforce development. This global program represents a unique opportunity for organizations worldwide to leverage cutting-edge AI technology and expert guidance to build economic resilience and create pathways to meaningful employment. About IBM Impact Accelerator Launched
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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
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