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World Bank GovTech Innovation Challenge 2026
The World Bank GovTech Innovation Challenge 2026 stands out as a powerful platform for driving meaningful change. Photo Credit: Stock Photo
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Applications Open for UN Africa–Japan Innovation Programme for Youth and Women in Africa (Fully Funded)
UNITAR Innovation Programme is Supported by the Government and People of Japan, the initiative seeks to foster stronger Africa–Japan partnerships while equipping participants to develop scalable, investment-ready solutions that address pressing social and economic challenges.
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Google Play Launch $1 Million Indie Games Fund for Sub-Saharan African Developers – How to Apply
Indie Games Fund for Africa is a $1 million initiative designed to empower independent game developers across the region. Photo Credit: Stock Photo
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Google Africa Opens Applications for Fully Funded 2026 Google AI Lab
Google Africa Applied AI Lab is an initiative to collaborate with and support African founders, researchers, and entrepreneurs interested in building next-gen AI products. Photo Credit: Program Flyer Photo
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Nigeria unveils $170.6 Million Boost for Tech, Creative Startups
The fund, considered one of the largest government-backed investment vehicles for technology and creative startups in Nigeria, Africa. Photo Credit: Punchng
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Call for Applications: START by Triift Africa 2026 Accelerator for Student Entrepreneurs and Recent Graduates
This 6-week program equips participants with the tools, skills, and connections to transform early-stage ideas into viable, scalable businesses. PHOTO CREDIT: Triift Flyer Photo
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Call for Applications: iDICE Startup Bridge Founders Lab Cohort 2 2026
IDICE Startup Bridge initiative, is backed by the Federal Government through the Bank of Industry (BOI) and supported by partners like the African Development Bank, offering structured support for early-stage founders to turn raw ideas into viable, tech-enabled businesses.
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Kenya Strengthens Position as Africa’s Tech Powerhouse with Google Startup Cohort success
Four Kenyan startups – Coamana, Duck, ReportsAI and VunaPay – were among 15 AI-focused companies from eight African countries that completed the three-month accelerator programme and graduated during Google’s Close-out Week and Demo Day held in Nairobi on June 18, 2026. Photo Credit: Google Photos
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Nigeria Set to Lead Africa’s Digital, Creative Economy — EU Ambassador
EU Ambassador Mignot in a high level conversation with Benue State Governor Hyacinth Alia in Abuja – Photo Credit: Titus Zam Udende/AFP
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Call for Applications: SheConnects Digital Accelerator Africa Round 2( Up To $500,000 Grants)
SheConnects Digital Accelerator Africa has officially launched its second funding round, titled “Partnerships for Women’s Digital Empowerment at Scale.”
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Apply Now for €100,000 develoPPP Ventures Catalytic Funding 2026 Impact-Driven African Startups
Developpp Ventures Catalytic Funding 2026 for Impact-Driven African Startups
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Science & Technology Award for Women Tech Entrepreneurs (up to $100,000 in prizes)
Applications have opened for The Science & Technology Pioneer Award 2027 which recognizes women impact entrepreneurs at the forefront of scientific and technological innovation. This award highlights disruptive solutions built around unique, protected, or hard-to-reproduce technological or scientific advances that require heavy research and development (R&D), a long commercialization cycle, high capital intensity, technology risk,…
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Applications Open for 5Million KES HAIDI AI Innovation Grant Africa 2026
HAIDI Innovation Track AI Grant Program for Solutions that addresses people living with disability – Photo Credit: HAIDI AI Challenge
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Applications Open for NSIA Prize for Innovation 2026 With Up to $275,000 in Prizes for Nigerian Startups
Finalists at the NSIA 3.0 2025 Edition – Photo Credit NSIA
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Africa Business Accelerator Open Applications for African SMEs and Founders 2026 Edition
Africa Business Accelerator 2026 Official Flyer – Photo Credit: Africa Business Accelerator
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4 Nigerian Startups Feature In Bloomberg’s Prestigious ’25 African Startups to Watch in 2026
A Generative Picture Showing the Four Nigerian startups featured on Bloomberg’s prestigious ’25 African Startups to Watch’ list: 10mg Health, Remedial Health, Terra Industries, and Sycamore. Photo Credit: Grok AI Photo Generator
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