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  • Microsoft to train and support Moroccan student developers, startups, SMEs

    Microsoft to train and support Moroccan student developers, startups, SMEs

    Microsoft is partnering with the Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) to provide Moroccan student developers, startups, and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with training, resources, and technology. Microsoft and UM6P will develop a curriculum to skill up Moroccan student developers to prepare them for the job market. Startups incubated at the UM6P startup campus will get…

  • Kunle Awosika heads Microsoft Africa Transformation Office in new company reorg

    Kunle Awosika heads Microsoft Africa Transformation Office in new company reorg

    Microsoft names Kunle Awosika as the new Managing Director of the Africa Transformation Office (ATO) in a new reorganization to optimize its operations in Africa to scale impact. He succeeds Wael Elkabbany, who now heads Microsoft’s new Africa Regional Cluster (ARC) subsidiary. Kunle will lead the ATO subsidiary with a focus on driving digital transformation…

  • Microsoft partners with tech hubs to fast-track investment in Africa’s startup ecosystem

    Microsoft partners with tech hubs to fast-track investment in Africa’s startup ecosystem

    Microsoft wants to accelerate the growth of startups in Africa and fast-track investment in Africa’s startup ecosystem. By providing support to 10,000 startups over the next five years to enable them grow. A new partnership with accelerators, tech hubs and incubators across Africa including Grindstone, Greenhouse, FlapMax and Seedstars will seek to provide startups with…

  • Microsoft launches Founders Hub in Africa to support 10,000 startups

    Microsoft launches Founders Hub in Africa to support 10,000 startups

    Microsoft is bringing the Startups Founders Hub to startups in Africa through new initiatives by the Africa Transformation Office. The Founders Hub tries to remove traditional barriers that startups face when building a company. African startups will be able to get free access to technology, coaching, and support to hit their next milestone. The self-service…

  • Microsoft to support African startups with $500 million investment funding

    Microsoft to support African startups with $500 million investment funding

    Microsoft is announcing plans to support African startups with $500 million in potential funding in partnership with venture capital investors to enable them to rapidly scale using investment funding. This is part of new initiatives under its Africa Transformation Office to accelerate the growth of 10,000 African startups over the next five years. Including the…