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15 women-led startups selected for Sh24m incubation plan

The Women in Tech project seeks to bridge the finance and capacity building gap that women entrepreneurs face today

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by MELINDA KIRWA & CHARITY WANJUGU

Nairobi21 June 2023 - 07:10
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iBizAfrica Strathmore University coach and mentor Robert Yawe, Standard Chartered regional head for community impact and engagement Regina Mukiri, iBiz Africa director Joseph Sevilla, Standard Chartered MD head of transaction banking in Kenya and East Africa Makabelo Malumane, iBiz Africa PR manager Diana Mutua pose for a picture together with the selected 15 women from the Women in Tech incubation program

Fifteen women-led startups have been selected for a $175,000 (Sh24.5 million) 12 weeks of business incubation training under the Women in Tech (WiT) project.

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