Africa-Press – Lesotho. What is the connection between the Senegalese startup Chargel, which offers a one-stop shop system for road freight, the Nigerian Eden Life, which claims to want to “put household chores on autopilot”, and the Ivorian neobank Djamo, which targets elite clients? All of them are among the 20 African startups to watch in the coming months and years.
After more than three months of investigation, during which we analysed the African startup ecosystem with over 20 of the continent’s most active investors, we are now revealing the names of the 20 companies that will revolutionise the African economy: from fintech to logistics and e-commerce.
For some of them, these young startups have only raised a few hundred thousand dollars, but their business model is considered to have high potential.
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