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Following the selection of 17 participants for the MTN MoMo Hackathon, the Sprint Week stage of the programme begins today, until Friday 4 November.
This week marks the second week of our last cohort of Discover for 2020. We have 7 entrepreneurs taking part, and it will come to a close this Friday.
Applications are still open for the Thrive Investor Readiness programme, which we are working on in partnership with Prospero and Village Capital. We have released the names and profiles of our Advisory Board for the programme - visit the Thrive Webpage to find out more. Applications close on Friday, 11 December at 23:59hrs.
REMINDER: We have 1 more week until applications for the SC Women In Tech programme open. Last week, we held an information session where we broke down some of the questions we have been receiving concerning the programme. If you missed it, the video is available here.
Enjoy your week! |
We are looking to select 10 Lusaka-based startups to take part in our Investor Readiness Programme, to teach them how to effectively communicate with potential investors and will stand the chance to pitch their businesses to potential investors for investment opportunities.
Cost: Free
Deadline: Friday, 11 December.
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Opportunities In Our Network |
Sparkassenstiftung Zambia (the German Savings Bank Foundation for International Cooperation) has announced a call for children between 11 - 15 yrs of age to register for the KidsMBA Programme. The KidsMBA programme seeks to develop Zambia's younger generation of job creators. The pilot programme will be held in Lusaka only.
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MarketConnect is looking to work with SMEs in the agroprocessing sector for the MarketConnect programme.
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Digital Marketing Trends to Look Out for in 2021 |
In just a short period of time, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused major shifts in the economic environment and brought about massive economic disruptions which have affected businesses around the globe. |
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Report: African Market Trends in Technology Services |
Few studies examine information technology and business process management in Africa. This report,
based on research and interviews, analyses the tech sectors of 11 African countries and examines enabling factors such as information and communication technology infrastructure, government
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Our COVID-19 Resource Center
has curated content to help entrepreneurs manage the effects of COVID-19 on their businesses. |
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Our Entrepreneur Resource portal is a comprehensive list of resources and tools to assist entrepreneurs in Zambia. From funding to budgeting tools to networking, it's all here. |
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