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📰 News10 March 2026·2 min read·

CcHUB deployed $4.18M in grants in 2025, attracting 5x external investment

Source: techcabal

Pan-African innovation hub CcHUB deployed $4.18 million in grants to startups in 2025, according to its annual impact report. Every dollar deployed attracted five dollars in external investment for supported startups, reflecting a strong multiplier effect. The figures underscore CcHUB's role as a catalyst for early-stage venture growth across the African tech ecosystem.

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