This Week in StartupGhana

  • Ghana Innovation Journal Newsletter #2: Hubtel’s GHS 160 billion transaction milestone | Copianto to the world | Ex Treepz CMO’s round three rodeo |

    Ghana Innovation Journal Newsletter #2: Hubtel’s GHS 160 billion transaction milestone | Copianto to the world | Ex Treepz CMO’s round three rodeo |

    Hello Friends, Welcome to our first newsletter for 2024. Blitz through the Ghana Innovation Journal to know what happened in weeks 1 to 3  in the innovation landscape. Before we dive in, you have access to all The Innovation Spark Reports here and leave comments on which story you found most exciting. Milestone Ghana’s supper…

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  • GIJ Newsletter Week 48 – 50: Raining VC Dollars | EV policy | Government-backed ride-hailing app  

    GIJ Newsletter Week 48 – 50: Raining VC Dollars | EV policy | Government-backed ride-hailing app  

    Hello Friends,  Welcome to our final newsletter for 2023. Blitz through the Ghana Innovation Journal to know what happened in weeks 48 to 50 in the innovation landscape.  Funding frenzy: $18.5 million+ funding deals secured. Ghana-based startups collectively raised at least $18.5 million in equity and grants over the last fortnight. This turnaround is exciting…

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  • GIJ Newsletter Week 47

    GIJ Newsletter Week 47

    Welcome to the Ghana Innovation Journal newsletter, your guide to Ghana’s innovation ecosystem. Blitz through what happened in week 47 in the innovation landscape.  MILESTONES KudiGo hit a milestone in Nigeria. Kingsley Abrokwah, the CEO, shared that its e-commerce storefront hit 100 million naira (~$125,000) in daily cash transactions value. Although the transaction value does not represent…

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  • GIJ Week 46 Newsletter

    GIJ Week 46 Newsletter

    Hello Friends,  Welcome to the Ghana Innovation Journal newsletter, your guide to Ghana’s innovation ecosystem. Blitz through what happened in week 46 in the innovation landscape.  Milestones Two startups celebrated their business anniversary. Wear Ghana marked 10 years while Built Accounting marked 7 years in business. Judging from the startup failure statistics, the founders of…

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