Ireland is accepting applications from startups all over the world for its Competitive Start Fund initiative. And in Nigeria, CcHub is hosting a pre-selection event for Nigerian startups participating in the global SLUSH impact accelerator 2015. Check other news that made the rounds across the African tech space today.
Enterprise Ireland is Accepting Applications from Startups Across the World
Irish government agency, Enterprise Ireland, has opened applications for tech startups across the world for its Competitive Start Fund initiative.
CcHub Will Host Nigerian Startups for SLUSH Pre-Selection Event
The Co-Creation Hub will host a pre-selection event for Nigerian startups participating in the global SLUSH impact accelerator for 2015
Applications are Open for Tigo Digital Changemakers Competition 2015
The competition, organized by Tigo and Reach for change, aims to identify and support social entrepreneurs using digital tools to advance communities and future generations.
NEST Opens in Kenya, Promises Support for African Startups
NEST, an Hong Kong-based venture capital firm, will be working with entrepreneurs in Africa by sharing knowledge, experience and providing access to funding.
Kenya’s Aga Khan Academy Library Conducts Tech Upgrade
Kenya-based private school, Aga Khan Academy, will pony up $16,700 to upgrade its edutech services with N-computing, a virtual desktop technology.
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