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While Kenya’s tech start-up ecosystem recorded reduced investment in 2024 compared to 2022 and 2023, some ventures raised sizeable capital. Citizen Digital’s Dennis Musau looks at ten major venture capital deals in the Kenyan start-up scene this year, in which the companies collectively raised over Ksh.25 billion.
How 10 Kenyan start-ups raised Ksh.25 billion in 2024 despite funding slowdown
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