Women Entrepreneurship for Africa announces 100 startups for training and £10,000 grant funding

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The Women Entrepreneurship for Africa (WE4A) program is kicking off with 100 women-led startups selected to join its high-impact program focused on startup growth for employment creation. The initiative focuses on empowering underserved communities in Sub-Saharan Africa comprising women, youth, and the informal sector. Participants will receive €10,000 in grant funding and will be given 3 months

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