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Why African women entrepreneurs remain overtrained and underfunded

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Afrika2063

July 23, 2026

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Why African women entrepreneurs remain overtrained and underfunded
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Carolyne Kirabo, founder and managing partner of M-Kyala Capital—a women-focused fund—recently met an East African woman entrepreneur who had completed eight accelerator programmes. She has been taught how to draw a business model canvas, refine her pitch, and

Carolyne Kirabo, founder and managing partner of M-Kyala Capital—a women-focused fund—recently met an East African woman entrepreneur who had completed eight accelerator programmes. She has been taught how to draw a business model canvas, refine her pitch, and persuade investors that her company is ready to grow.

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