New partnership opens markets for African women entrepreneurs

New initiative to connect African women entrepreneurs with markets, mentorship, access to finance and digital commerce opportunities under a partnership between Digital African Woman and LEAP Africa...

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A new partnership between Digital African Woman (DAW) and LEAP Africa aims to boost market access for African women entrepreneurs.

31 women from 12 African countries will receive free access to the DAW Marketplace for 12 months, a package valued at $20,000.
Key organizations involved are Digital African Woman (DAW) and LEAP Africa.
The initiative, launched in Nairobi, provides mentorship, financial access, and digital commerce opportunities to help women scale their businesses.

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