Itana Opens Applications for Digital Residency Launchpad
Itana launches its Digital Residency Launchpad, offering founders and diaspora professionals access to Africa’s fast-growing ecosystem...
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Itana, Africa’s first Digital Special Economic Zone, has launched its Digital Residency Launchpad, a program connecting founders, business owners, and diaspora professionals to strategic opportunities across the continent. Applications are now open for this initiative, targeting Africa-based entrepreneurs and diaspora professionals seeking to re-engage with the continent.
- Africa's startup ecosystem attracted over $3 billion in funding in 2024.
- The CEO at Itana is Mayowa Olugbile.
- Successful applicants will gain access to a private community, regulatory guidance, and operational support tailored for scaling in African markets.
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