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Founders Factory Africa and Netcare to Fund 35 Healthcare Startups Across Africa

News, startups, Technology

27th June 2019

Founders Factory Africa (FFA) has partnered with Netcare run an acceleration and incubation program for healthcare startups. Both firms will provide funding and support to more than 35 healthcare startups across Africa.

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