AfriLabs Welcomes 20 New Members, Expanding its Pan-African Network to 514 Hubs Across 53 Countries and 222 Cities
AfriLabs, a pan-African network of hubs, has recently welcomed 20 new members, bringing the total size of its network to 514 hubs across 53 African countries and 222 cities.
The new members are:
- Vortex Central (Nigeria)
- Lhaude Africa (Nigeria)
- darey.io (Nigeria)
- Kristina Jade Centre (Nigeria)
- CorestreamNG (Nigeria)
- Inovech Foundation (Ghana)
- Centre for Enterprise Learning (Ghana)
- Wislaw Education (Ghana)
- Support Fund (Ghana)
- Enactus UMaT (Ghana)
- Empire Partner Foundation (South Africa)
- I'm In Startup Hub (South Africa)
- Savant Technology Incubator (South Africa)
- The Lolwe AI Hub (Kenya)
- JHUB Africa (Kenya)
- Lesotho Entrepreneurship Hub (Lesotho)
- Seed Financing Facility (Lesotho)
- Makhala Thekiso Foundation (Lesotho)
- Mektoub (Burkina Faso)
- Boris Bison Youth Empowerment Business Incubator (Cameroon)
Zeineb Messaoud, Community Director at AfriLabs, stated that the addition of these remarkable hubs highlights AfriLabs' commitment to promoting a unified and inclusive innovation ecosystem. This expansion transcends borders, encouraging impactful collaborations, with each new member bringing unique expertise and dynamic energy. These initiatives aim to empower communities to leverage technology and innovation for sustainable development, creating significant opportunities and stimulating growth across Africa.
