Kenyan startups raised USD 984M in 2025, the highest in Africa, outpacing Egypt, South Africa, and Nigeria.
Kenya accounted for nearly one-third of total startup funding on the continent, driven largely by energy-focused firms like d.light, M-Kopa, Sun King and Burn, according to @AfricaTBD
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@Bee_Cee3 Also the schools low income kids attend tend to encourage timidness and punish expression. You can't speak against a teacher, express yourself openly, etc. Private school kids talk to the teachers however they want, have public speaking classes, etc.
@voooooogel It's not just FAANG though. It's PC,smarphone, router manufacturers, etc. Snowden said they have $11B budget for such bribes and payoffs. You can only imagine how much it is now and how many companies are on board considering the tough economic landscape.