Accelerator – Savannah Fund

August 15, 2016

What It’s Really Like to Be Young, Black, and an African Tech Startup Entrepreneur (in Africa)

Cross-posted from Wiza’s blog on Medium. This post is going to read like a vaguely-connected set of thoughts and ideas.…

September 11, 2015

When my co-founder Hungai first told me about his idea for Djuaji, I was blown away. It seemed like it could…

May 7, 2015

We are excited to announce our 4th Accelerator class selected from over 150 applications across Africa- each startup will get between…

January 22, 2015

In previous years, I have helped my relatives in Nigeria with their applications to Universities in the UK. I was…

November 3, 2014

“Sorry, I just don’t believe the story” the United States Immigration Officer mumbled as he stamped ‘REJECTED’ on Rodgers’ and…

June 24, 2014

Since 2012, Savannah Fund has hosted three accelerator classes with a total of 10 graduated startups. We’ve received over 300 applications…

June 6, 2014

I joined Savannah Fund in September 2013 and I remember very clearly organising my first Accelerator Mentor session for our…

May 27, 2014

My name is Prince, and I’m the founder of BiGxGh.com, a startup currently going through Savannah Fund’s accelerator. It’s only…