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Latest Article

17 Jun

Africa Must Not Be a Spectator in its Own Economic Development: The Need for Pension-Backed Private Capital

Ghana’s startup ecosystem — like that of many African countries — is growing rapidly. But this growth is not being powered by local capital. In 2024, Ghanaian tech startups raised over $127 million in venture capital across 31 deals involving equity, debt and grants

14 Jun

Ghana Venture Capital Conference 2025 Champions Innovation and Growth in Ghana’s Investment Landscape

Accra, Ghana – April 2025 – The Ghana Venture Capital and Private Equity Association (GVCA) successfully hosted the 4th edition of the Ghana Venture Capital Conference 2025 at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City, Accra.

14 Jun

Africa’s Own Billions: Can Local Money Unlock the Continent’s Potential?

ACCRA, GHANA – A compelling question echoes across Africa’s burgeoning economies: Can the continent harness its own wealth to fund its future? Dr. Sangu Delle, a prominent Ghanaian entrepreneur and investor, argues forcefully that it must.