WorkPay Africa raises $2.1 million in investment
WorkPay Africa, Pangea alumni, joined the list of leading African tech startups to have passed the million-dollar mark having raised US$2.1 million in funding.
Pangea Accelerator Identified as Key Player supporting BAME Founders in Europe
Pangea was recently featured by EU- Startups, as one of the 10 key players shaping the path for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) founders in Europe. These players have been identified as widening opportunities for minority ethnic communities in the startup/tech scene in Europe. A 2019 report on the state of diversity and inclusion …
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Helpmum startup selected for Facebook Community Accelerator 2020
Our alumni startup, Helpmum has been selected for the Facebook Community Accelerator 2020 cohort. The accelerator is looking to support and provide guidance to community leaders on how to grow their communities through providing training, support and funding to enable great communities make an even greater positive impact in the world. Participants will spend three …
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We hosted the first Africa Urban Tech Digital Summit 2020
From May 26th – 29th May, we hosted the first Africa Urban Tech Digital Summit with our partners UN-Habitat, British High Commission to Kenya, and Habitat for Humanity. Watch the sessions here >>>>
WorkPay Africa Graduates from Y Combinator (YC) Seed Accelerator
WorkPay Africa, one of the startups we accelerated and invested at Pangea, was accepted into the latest cohort Y Combinator (YC), one of the most prestigious startup seed accelerators globally. Through this, they have secured $150,000 in seed funding. The founding team, Paul Kimani moved to Silicon Valley during which they worked intensively with Y-Combinator …
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