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19 Apr 2023

Andela Rwanda launches tech talent apprenticeship programme

The programme empowers Rwandese nationals with the prerequisite software engineering skills to be future tech leaders.
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Nigeria commits $618m for digital skills, job creation

I-DICE will support 451 tech start-ups, 226 creative enterprises and 75 enterprise support organisations, and the benefits to Nigeria’s economy are pegged at $6.4 billion.
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3 Feb 2022

Serena Williams renews investment in Africa’s tech start-up ecosystem

Serena Ventures capital directs undisclosed amount into Nigerian crypto venture Nestcoin.
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30 Apr 2021

Developers, start-ups invited to apply for free Google programmes

Google opens applications for two annual initiatives: the Google for Start-ups Accelerator programme and Africa Developer Scholarship 2021.
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7 Nov 2019

Andela launches Egypt as first fully remote centre

Company has hired over 80 top engineers from Cairo, Alexandria, Damnhour, Port Saeed and Mansoura.
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23 Apr 2019

Serena Williams backs Andela

Tennis champion founded Serena Ventures in 2014 to invest in innovative companies across various industries.
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15 Apr 2019

30,000 Google Africa Certifications Scholarships for 2019

Company confirms applications are open for next round.
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29 Jan 2019

'Africa not investing enough in software development'

Andela's VP of Global Ops Seni Sulyman says software development know-how will help solve many challenges Africans face daily.
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24 Jan 2019

Nigeria's Andela scoops US$100-million in funding

Coding accelerator company takes total funding to $180m with Series D raise.
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2 Aug 2018

Start-up funding to dip in build up to Nigeria's election: report

Deloitte foresees a slowdown in funding for start-ups in the West African economy.
 
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