VC Funding

The good news is as Africa’s VC sector continues to grow the amount of VC funding raised by start-ups this year is likely to keep growing. Aroseglinks Venture Capitalist tracked down a couple of venture capitalists who are active on the continent and asked them what they look for in tech startups, their investment philosophies and what they want you to know about them.
“A lot of the deal flow on the continent consists of entrepreneurs with an exciting idea, but no viable business,” says Engr Julius Aroba. Funding a startup in Africa, he explains, depends on the country you’re investing in.
“We like to collaborate with innovators and accelerators because it de-risks the investment. We understand that entrepreneurs are not born and that there is a skillset they need to learn,” At Aroseglinks VC we support , mentor , coach and invest into startups with proven records

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