AfriLabs, the largest network of technology and innovation hubs in Africa, has announced the admission of 16 new hubs, expanding its network to 478 hubs across 260 cities in 53 African nations.
AfriLabs is a network organisation that is committed to driving innovation and entrepreneurship on the continent by bringing together technology hubs, startups, investors, and other key stakeholders in the ecosystem.
It has now added 16 new members, taking the size of its network to 478. From North Africa, the organisation welcomes REDSTART TUNISIA, ILEY’COM, Impact Partner, Future Islands, and EgyptInnovate. In West Africa it has added COUVEUSE PAPRICAI, EarlyFounders Labs, ACity Technology & Entrepreneurship Foundation, ZEBOX West Africa and OnlineHubNG.
From East Africa, AfriLabs has added C4DLab-Computing for Development Lab, Agri Frontier Growth Hub, and JASIRI. Finally, from South Africa, Silulo Foundation, UWC Future-Innovation Lab, and Entrepreneurial Planning Institute – DigBiz Network, have joined hands with AfriLabs.
“We’re thrilled to extend a warm welcome to our 16 newest members joining the vibrant AfriLabs innovation and technology family,” said Mayssa Mrabet, director of community at AfriLabs.
