By Zekarias Amsalu, Co-Founder – Africa Fintech Summit, Founder & CEO – Ibex Frontier The African startup funding statistics for 2021 proved that investors have ‘smelled the coffee’ in the continent and “the international investor community is becoming increasingly aware that those who misunderstand Africa risk missing the greatest growth opportunity of the 21st century”,…...
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