Her Startup has opened applications for its second cohort, offering support to early-stage women-led tech startups across Africa. The program, backed by the KSH Foundation, Tomorrow Foundation, and EHA Impact, provides training, a monthly stipend, and the potential for funding. It aims to select 10 founders to help build investment-ready businesses.
The initiative is part of a broader effort to empower women in the tech sector. Participants will receive mentorship and resources to scale their ventures. The deadline for applications is October 26, giving entrepreneurs a final window to submit their proposals.
Her Startup has previously supported women founders by addressing key challenges in the startup ecosystem. This includes access to funding, networking opportunities, and skill development. The program reflects growing recognition of the role women play in driving innovation across the continent.
The initiative aligns with global trends promoting gender equality in entrepreneurship. It also highlights the increasing investment in African tech startups, particularly those led by women. With more support, these founders could contribute to economic growth and technological advancement in Africa.
