Our new launch is the Kenya-ICT Norway program to help in the smart recovery for Kenyan start-ups from the effects of COVID-19. Pangea Accelerator in lieu of the current prevailing Covid-19 crisis, and with its partners will focus on survival business support activities. This will ensure SMEs and startups are well equipped and ready to …
At Pangea, our goal is to provide access to competence, network and capital to African entrepreneurs. We are always on the lookout for amazing founders and co-founders solving some of the continent’s biggest challenges in urbanization. In order to do this, we seek like-minded experts to collaborate and partner with especially impact investors. One of …
For the last two and a half years, Pangea has been focusing on the diaspora providing both training and business intelligence for diaspora investors and engaging the diaspora in the startups Pangea has invested in. The need to involve the diaspora in investing and supporting startup and SMEs is a continuous discussion that even shaped …
Agriculture in Kenya continues to play a significant role in the country’s economy. According to FAO, the sector accounts for 26% of the gross domestic product (GDP) and another 27% indirectly through linkages with other sectors.The agricultural sector also contributes above 65% of Kenya’s total exports earnings and provides more than 40% of the total …
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Promising Startups in 2018 Pangea, an international startup accelerator, has selected 40 promising startups that will benefit from a three-month milestone-based programme in collaboration with Strathmore University’s @iBizAfrica. From this group, up to 10 startups stand a chance to be chosen to receive initial funding of up to US$50,000 each. Pangea received a total of …