We recently covered 88mph’s intention to invest $200,000 in up to 15 startups focused on the African technology market. With regards to their event in Nairobi for which applications close on the 15th of August, Chloé Spoerry of 88mph in an email to us indicated that for startups outside Kenya they will pay for flights all co-founders (up to 4 per startup) and all startups are offered the same office space in Nairobi. 88mph also helps the founders to find accommodation but this cost is covered by the founders. Each co-founder can get up to $6,000 in investment – which is paid/invested into the startup. Zimbabwean nationals don’t need a visa to travel to Kenya.
Google’s umbono and 88mph join forces
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