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Disrupt Africa is a Nairobi, Kenya-based private company, founded in 2014, that operates as a tech news and research platform focused on the African startup ecosystem. Its public-facing media property, disruptafrica.com, publishes continuous editorial coverage of African startups, hubs, events, and features segmented across Southern, West, East, and North Africa, supported by a podcast series and social channels on Facebook, X, and Instagram.

The company's commercial core is a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups that powers two paid offerings: the Pipeline service, which connects corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with startups for investment or partnership opportunities, and a Bespoke Research and Data Services line that delivers customized analysis on a project basis. Disrupt Africa also publishes two flagship annual research franchises: the African Tech Startups Funding Report (now in its eleventh edition) and the Diversity Dividend report on gender equality in African tech (now in its third edition), both distributed to industry stakeholders and media.

Revenue mechanics are split between recurring Pipeline connection fees and project-based research engagements, with pricing offered on a quote basis rather than publicly disclosed. Disrupt Africa's customer base is segmented horizontally across corporates, investors/VC firms, accelerator programmes, and startups themselves, with disclosed enterprise clients including Coca-Cola Africa and ENGIE. The company operates with a small team of 1-10 employees and has no disclosed external funding, operating as a privately held media-and-data intermediary in the African venture ecosystem.

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Disrupt Africa is a Nairobi-based tech news and research platform that covers African startups and uses a proprietary database of 3,000+ companies to connect corporates, investors, and accelerators with startups via its Pipeline service and bespoke research offerings.

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African tech news, startup database, tech funding research, startup matchmaking, venture capital data
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  • 813910
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Tech Media and Startup Intelligence
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1Pipeline Connection Service
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Formal offering that connects corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with African tech startups using the company's proprietary database. Revenue is generated from facilitating these connections.

disruptafrica.com
2Bespoke Research and Data Services
TypeProfessional Services
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Research division reformatting to offer bespoke research and data services to clients on a project basis, including the annual African Tech Startups Funding Report and diversity studies.

disruptafrica.com
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1African Tech Startups Funding Report
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Annual research report tracking tech startup investment across Africa, providing quantitative data on funding, sectors, and geographic trends.

telemediamagazine.com
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Disrupt Africa is a tech news platform and B2B connection service focused on the African startup ecosystem. It maintains a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups and monetises it through a Pipeline service that matches corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with suitable startups. The company also generates revenue via bespoke research projects and annual industry reports such as the African Tech Startups Funding Report and the Diversity Dividend report.

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  • 88% of African tech funding captured by top four markets (Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, South Africa) as tracked by Disrupt Africa's research
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Disrupt Africa operates as a tech news platform offering a portfolio of research and data products alongside its media coverage. The core offerings include the Pipeline Service (startup-introduction marketplace), the annual African Tech Startups Funding Report, the Diversity Dividend Report series, and bespoke research services. The company also publishes news, features, and a podcast covering African tech hubs, startups, and events across regional sections including Southern, West, East, and North Africa.

Product and service4 records
1Pipeline Service
CategoryStartup Connection / Matchmaking Service
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A B2B startup connection service that leverages a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups to facilitate introductions between corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes and innovative African startups. Previously delivered to clients including Coca-Cola Africa and ENGIE; relaunched as a formal widely available offering.

2African Tech Startups Funding Report
CategoryAnnual Research Report
Description

An annual research publication tracking startup funding across the African continent, providing quantitative data on funding volumes, sectoral trends (e.g. fintech, AI, ecommerce), investor activity, and geographic distribution. The 11th edition (released in early 2026) found 46% growth in African tech investment to $1.64 billion, with 178 startups funded and 88% of investment concentrated in Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa.

3Diversity Dividend Report
CategoryAnnual Research Report
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A research report series analysing gender equality and diversity within Africa's tech startup ecosystem, covering female founders and VCs, access to funding, and qualitative case studies. Produced in partnership with leading investors and industry stakeholders; first published in 2023 with a second edition in 2024 and the third edition in March 2026.

4Bespoke Research and Data Services
CategoryCustom Research Services
Description

Custom research and data services offered to clients on a project basis through the reformatting of Disrupt Africa's Research division. Delivers tailored analysis and intelligence on the African tech ecosystem for organisations with specific information needs.

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1Leading Investors and Industry Stakeholders
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-06
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Partnership with leading investors and industry stakeholders for the third edition of the 'Diversity Dividend: Exploring Gender Equality in the African Tech Ecosystem' research report. Partners collaborate on data collection and validation for the annual gender diversity study in African tech.

disruptafrica.com
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TypeBroad incumbent
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Global market intelligence platform focused on private companies, venture capital, and emerging tech trends. Comparable as a subscription-based research and intelligence provider serving corporate and investor clients.

TypeDirect peer
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Africa-focused research and data platform producing intelligence reports on the African tech and innovation ecosystem. Comparable because it monetizes proprietary data and research on African startups in a similar manner to Disrupt Africa's Funding Reports.

TypeEmerging player
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Pan-African venture capital firm that publishes the annual 'Africa Tech Venture Capital' report with funding data on the continent. Comparable because it produces similar funding-trend research and serves a similar investor/corporate audience in the African tech ecosystem.

TypeDirect peer
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Africa-focused tech media publication covering startups, funding, and ecosystem news across the continent. Most directly comparable peer given overlapping editorial coverage, audience (African startups, investors, corporates), and content format.

TypeRegional player
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Africa-focused business news and information platform with broad sector coverage. Comparable as a regional media and information provider serving African business audiences, though broader than tech alone.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Comprehensive data and research provider for private capital markets, including venture, PE, and M&A. Comparable to Disrupt Africa's research products from the perspective of serving investors with deal-flow and market intelligence.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global startup and funding database with enterprise data products. Comparable as a competing startup-intelligence platform but at significantly larger scale and broader geographic scope, including growing Africa coverage.

TypeOthers
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Global research and data provider focused on mobile, telecoms, and digital ecosystems, including Africa. Comparable as a subscription research provider with ecosystem-level data products relevant to investors and corporates operating in Africa.

9The Big Deal
TypeDirect peer
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Database and tracker of African startup funding rounds. Closely comparable to Disrupt Africa's funding-tracking offering and database business, with similar end users (investors and corporates).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global startup research and intelligence platform offering data and reports. Comparable to Disrupt Africa's research and database products but operating at much larger scale across multiple geographies.

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Disrupt Africa

Tech Media and Startup Intelligencedisrupt-africa.com

Disrupt Africa is a Nairobi-based tech news and research platform that covers African startups and uses a proprietary database of 3,000+ companies to connect corporates, investors, and accelerators with startups via its Pipeline service and bespoke research offerings.

What Disrupt Africa does

Disrupt Africa is a Nairobi, Kenya-based private company, founded in 2014, that operates as a tech news and research platform focused on the African startup ecosystem. Its public-facing media property, disruptafrica.com, publishes continuous editorial coverage of African startups, hubs, events, and features segmented across Southern, West, East, and North Africa, supported by a podcast series and social channels on Facebook, X, and Instagram.

The company's commercial core is a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups that powers two paid offerings: the Pipeline service, which connects corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with startups for investment or partnership opportunities, and a Bespoke Research and Data Services line that delivers customized analysis on a project basis. Disrupt Africa also publishes two flagship annual research franchises: the African Tech Startups Funding Report (now in its eleventh edition) and the Diversity Dividend report on gender equality in African tech (now in its third edition), both distributed to industry stakeholders and media.

Revenue mechanics are split between recurring Pipeline connection fees and project-based research engagements, with pricing offered on a quote basis rather than publicly disclosed. Disrupt Africa's customer base is segmented horizontally across corporates, investors/VC firms, accelerator programmes, and startups themselves, with disclosed enterprise clients including Coca-Cola Africa and ENGIE. The company operates with a small team of 1-10 employees and has no disclosed external funding, operating as a privately held media-and-data intermediary in the African venture ecosystem.

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Disrupt Africa
Legal name
Disrupt Africa
Website
https://disrupt-africa.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2014
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Disrupt Africa is a Nairobi-based tech news and research platform that covers African startups and uses a proprietary database of 3,000+ companies to connect corporates, investors, and accelerators with startups via its Pipeline service and bespoke research offerings.
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Where Disrupt Africa is headquartered

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Africa

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Disrupt Africa business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Pipeline Connection Service: Formal offering that connects corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with African tech startups using the company's proprietary database. Revenue is generated from facilitating these connections.
  2. Bespoke Research and Data Services: Research division reformatting to offer bespoke research and data services to clients on a project basis, including the annual African Tech Startups Funding Report and diversity studies.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

Disrupt Africa product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Disrupt Africa is a tech news platform and B2B connection service focused on the African startup ecosystem. It maintains a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups and monetises it through a Pipeline service that matches corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with suitable startups. The company also generates revenue via bespoke research projects and annual industry reports such as the African Tech Startups Funding Report and the Diversity Dividend report.

Product overview

Disrupt Africa operates as a tech news platform offering a portfolio of research and data products alongside its media coverage. The core offerings include the Pipeline Service (startup-introduction marketplace), the annual African Tech Startups Funding Report, the Diversity Dividend Report series, and bespoke research services. The company also publishes news, features, and a podcast covering African tech hubs, startups, and events across regional sections including Southern, West, East, and North Africa.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • African Tech Startups Funding Report: Annual research report tracking tech startup investment across Africa, providing quantitative data on funding, sectors, and geographic trends.
  • Diversity Dividend: Exploring Gender Equality in the African Tech Ecosystem
  • Pipeline Service

Products and services

  • Pipeline Service A B2B startup connection service that leverages a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups to facilitate introductions between corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes and innovative African startups. Previously delivered to clients including Coca-Cola Africa and ENGIE; relaunched as a formal widely available offering.
  • African Tech Startups Funding Report An annual research publication tracking startup funding across the African continent, providing quantitative data on funding volumes, sectoral trends (e.g. fintech, AI, ecommerce), investor activity, and geographic distribution. The 11th edition (released in early 2026) found 46% growth in African tech investment to $1.64 billion, with 178 startups funded and 88% of investment concentrated in Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, and South Africa.
  • Diversity Dividend Report A research report series analysing gender equality and diversity within Africa's tech startup ecosystem, covering female founders and VCs, access to funding, and qualitative case studies. Produced in partnership with leading investors and industry stakeholders; first published in 2023 with a second edition in 2024 and the third edition in March 2026.
  • Bespoke Research and Data Services Custom research and data services offered to clients on a project basis through the reformatting of Disrupt Africa's Research division. Delivers tailored analysis and intelligence on the African tech ecosystem for organisations with specific information needs.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 88% of African tech funding captured by top four markets (Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, South Africa) as tracked by Disrupt Africa's research
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Disrupt Africa technology and API

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Disrupt Africa partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • Leading Investors and Industry StakeholderscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 March 2026Partnership with leading investors and industry stakeholders for the third edition of the 'Diversity Dividend: Exploring Gender Equality in the African Tech Ecosystem' research report. Partners collaborate on data collection and validation for the annual gender diversity study in African tech.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Disrupt Africa competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • CB Insights: Global market intelligence platform focused on private companies, venture capital, and emerging tech trends. Comparable as a subscription-based research and intelligence provider serving corporate and investor clients.
  • PitchBook: Comprehensive data and research provider for private capital markets, including venture, PE, and M&A. Comparable to Disrupt Africa's research products from the perspective of serving investors with deal-flow and market intelligence.
  • Crunchbase: Global startup and funding database with enterprise data products. Comparable as a competing startup-intelligence platform but at significantly larger scale and broader geographic scope, including growing Africa coverage.
  • Tracxn: Global startup research and intelligence platform offering data and reports. Comparable to Disrupt Africa's research and database products but operating at much larger scale across multiple geographies.

Direct peers

  • Briter Bridges: Africa-focused research and data platform producing intelligence reports on the African tech and innovation ecosystem. Comparable because it monetizes proprietary data and research on African startups in a similar manner to Disrupt Africa's Funding Reports.
  • TechCabal: Africa-focused tech media publication covering startups, funding, and ecosystem news across the continent. Most directly comparable peer given overlapping editorial coverage, audience (African startups, investors, corporates), and content format.
  • The Big Deal: Database and tracker of African startup funding rounds. Closely comparable to Disrupt Africa's funding-tracking offering and database business, with similar end users (investors and corporates).

Emerging players

  • Partech: Pan-African venture capital firm that publishes the annual 'Africa Tech Venture Capital' report with funding data on the continent. Comparable because it produces similar funding-trend research and serves a similar investor/corporate audience in the African tech ecosystem.

Regional players

  • Africa Business Communities: Africa-focused business news and information platform with broad sector coverage. Comparable as a regional media and information provider serving African business audiences, though broader than tech alone.

Others

  • GSMA Intelligence: Global research and data provider focused on mobile, telecoms, and digital ecosystems, including Africa. Comparable as a subscription research provider with ecosystem-level data products relevant to investors and corporates operating in Africa.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Disrupt Africa social profiles

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Disrupt Africa M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Disrupt Africa

What does Disrupt Africa do?

Disrupt Africa is a tech news platform and B2B connection service focused on the African startup ecosystem. It maintains a proprietary database of over 3,000 African tech startups and monetises it through a Pipeline service that matches corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with suitable startups. The company also generates revenue via bespoke research projects and annual industry reports such as the African Tech Startups Funding Report and the Diversity Dividend report.

Is Disrupt Africa a public or private company?

Disrupt Africa is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was Disrupt Africa founded?

Disrupt Africa was founded in 2014. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Disrupt Africa based?

Disrupt Africa is headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, in the Africa region.

How does Disrupt Africa make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Pipeline Connection Service is the primary driver. The others are bespoke Research and Data Services.

Who are Disrupt Africa's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are CB Insights, PitchBook, Crunchbase and Tracxn. Direct peers are Briter Bridges, TechCabal and The Big Deal. Partech is listed as an emerging player. Africa Business Communities is listed as a regional player. GSMA Intelligence is listed as an others.

Does Disrupt Africa have an API?

No public API is recorded for Disrupt Africa.

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IncubeesVCs and corporations may access continent’s startup ecosystem with New Disrupt Africa Intelligence support – IncubeesDisrupt Africa, a tech news and research portal founded in 2014 by Tom Jackson and Gabriella Mulligan, launched "Disrupt Intelligence," offering signals, founder intelligence, sector research and selective scouting support to corporates and venture capitalists. The portal's database covers over 3,000 African technology enterprises. A 90-day pilot program is recommended before longer-term retainers or partnerships.DisruptafricaNew Disrupt Africa Intelligence offering to assist VCs, corporates in accessing continent’s startup ecosystemDisrupt Africa has launched Disrupt Intelligence, a new service offering market signals, founder intelligence, and scouting support to venture capitalists and corporates seeking to engage with the African tech ecosystem. The platform leverages its proprietary database of over 3,000 ventures and 15 years of industry experience to help clients navigate fragmented markets before committing capital or partnerships.DisruptafricaWorrying trend for funding for female-founded startups in African techDisrupt Africa, in partnership with Madica, Thinkroom and Jumpstarter Crowdfunding, released the third edition of their 'Diversity Dividend' report tracking gender diversity in African tech startup funding. The data shows that after a peak in 2023—when 26.3% of funded startups had a female co-founder and 15.3% had a female CEO—representation has steadily declined to 16.9% and 9.6% respectively in 2025. The report indicates this worrying trend is continuing into 2026, with funding share to women-led startups dropping to just 7.1% for co-founders and 2.8% for female CEOs in the available data.TechMoranWomen Founders Still Struggle for Venture Capital in Africa : TechMoranThe third edition of the "Diversity Dividend: Exploring Gender Equality in the African Tech Ecosystem" report, published by Disrupt Africa in partnership with Madica, Thinkroom and Jumpstarter Crowdfunding, found that while female representation among African startup founders improved to 19.2% in 2026 from 14.6% in 2023, investment into women-led ventures declined, with only 18.5% of funded startups in 2024 having a female founder, down from 26.3% in 2023. The study analyzed more than 3,000 African startups and combined ecosystem data with interviews of founders and investors.DisruptafricaAfrica’s startup space is moving in right direction when it comes to gender diversityDisrupt Africa, in partnership with Madica, Thinkroom, and Jumpstarter Crowdfunding, released the third edition of its gender diversity report tracking 3,331 African tech startups, finding that 19.2% now have at least one female co-founder and 12.1% have a female CEO. These figures represent increases of nearly five and three percentage points respectively since 2023, with the report noting that while African tech remains male-dominated, the ecosystem is "moving in the right direction." The so-called "big four" markets of Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, and Egypt have driven much of this improvement, though no single market exceeds 29% female representation among founders or CEOs.WeeTrackerAfrican Female Founders Gain Ground In Startups But Lose Even More Ground In FundingThe third edition of the "Diversity Dividend" report, released by Disrupt Africa in partnership with Madica, Thinkroom and Jumpstarter Crowdfunding, found that 19.2% of African tech startups now have at least one female co-founder, up from 17.3% in 2024, and the share led by female CEOs rose to 12.1% from 11.1%. However, this representational progress has not translated into funding, as only 16.9% of funded startups had a woman on their founding team in 2025, down from 26.3% in 2023, with female-founded startups accounting for just 0.9% of the USD 3.2B raised by African tech companies. The report identifies persistent biases in fundraising, including questions about female founders' personal lives rarely asked of male counterparts, and concludes that as African tech funding rebounds, women founders risk being left behind in the recovery.DisruptafricaSmall steps taken towards greater gender diversity in African startup ecosystem in last 2 years, says new reportDisrupt Africa released the third edition of its 'Diversity Dividend' report on gender equality in the African tech ecosystem, finding that representation of female founders has improved slightly, with 19.2% of startups having at least one female co-founder in 2025, up from 14.6% in 2023. However, funding for female-led startups has gone backwards, declining to just 16.9% in 2025 from 26.3% in 2023, despite the increase in representation. The report warns that without improved access to capital, the sector cannot achieve the gender parity needed to scale and succeed.DisruptafricaSmall steps taken towards greater gender diversity in African startup ecosystem in last 2 years, says new reportThe third edition of the "Diversity Dividend" report, released by Disrupt Africa in partnership with Madica, Thinkroom, and Jumpstarter Crowdfunding, finds that female representation in African tech startups has improved modestly — 19.2% of startups now have at least one female co-founder, up from 14.6% in 2023. However, funding for female-founded ventures has declined sharply — only 16.9% of funded startups in 2025 were co-founded by women, down from 26.3% in 2023, raising concerns about the ecosystem's ability to achieve gender parity. The report calls for holistic support including mentorship, advisory, and direct engagement with female founders to address structural gaps.DisruptafricaDisrupt Africa relaunches Pipeline service to connect corporates, investors with innovative tech startupsTech news platform Disrupt Africa has relaunched its Pipeline service, which connects corporates, investors, and accelerator programmes with innovative African tech startups using its database of over 3,000 startups. The company has worked with clients including Coca-Cola Africa and ENGIE in the past and is now making this connection service more widely available as a formal offering. Disrupt Africa is simultaneously reformatting its Research division to offer bespoke research and data services to clients on a project basis.DisruptafricaDisrupt Africa marks International Women’s Day by announcing 3rd study into gender diversity in African techDisrupt Africa announced on International Women’s Day that it will release the third edition of its “Diversity Dividend: Exploring Gender Equality in the African Tech Ecosystem” report in partnership with leading investors and industry stakeholders. The report, first published in 2023 and followed by a second edition in 2024, will analyze progress toward gender diversity within Africa’s tech startup landscape over the past two years. The publication will contain quantitative and qualitative data on female founders and VCs, their access to funding, and personalized case studies.