News about SMEs in Sub-Saharan Africa
- Startup|Energy
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Don’t miss this opportunity to see seven Nigerian energy startups present their innovations and solutions for the energy market in sub-Saharan Africa! These dynamic companies are bringing fresh approaches to decentralised energy supply with their products and business ideas.
- Startup|Energy
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Don’t miss this opportunity to see seven Nigerian energy startups present their innovations and solutions for the energy market in sub-Saharan Africa! These dynamic companies are bringing fresh approaches to decentralised energy supply with their products and business ideas.
- Afia Bobia Amanfo
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In the last decade, Africa’s startup ecosystem has seen a surge in venture capital (VC) investment, writes Afia Bobia Amanfo, business development director for Africa at Bridge for Billions.
- EEP Africa / NDF
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Technical assistance (TA) can, at its best, be a substantial source of support to an early-stage and growing company. However, with the variety of players in the space, a complicated web of labels, approaches, providers, and focus areas has emerged.
- Startup|Energy
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From 17 to 19 March, seven energy startups from Nigeria met for the 5th Energy Camp in Lagos. They were selected from a total of almost 50 applications.
Startup|Energy supports young African energy startups, increases their visibility and promotes job creation and innovation in an energy market largely dominated by non-African companies.
- Diana Imanene and Moses Imani
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Street food in Kenya is more than just a meal – it is an essential part of daily life for millions. It is affordable, accessible, and serves as an unspoken lifeline for many. However, for street food vendors, the daily routine can be challenging.
- Village Capital
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Meet Uwana Energy, a Nigeria-based company on a mission to address the country’s energy challenges and accelerate the transition to clean, renewable energy.
- News
- Leadership
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RKK Group has introduced an innovative renewable energy solution aimed at improving access to clean energy for Nigeria’s small business sector. The iRESS Solar Backpack—a portable, multifunctional device—integrates a foldable solar panel, lithium phosphate battery, and inverter system.
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- 3News
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While the financial vulnerability of SMEs is evident, the need for insurance solutions that align with the unique risks of these businesses is equally urgent.By integrating sustainability into insurance frameworks, we can support the resilience of this vital economic sector, fostering an environment where businesses thrive amidst uncertainty.
- IRENA
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Women face many challenges as entrepreneurs in the DRE sector. This is despite their great potential to drive innovation and foster sustainable development, particularly as entrepreneurs, given the large number and proportion of women working in sectors that could benefit from DRE technologies, including agriculture and food production.