Afrifunding.com is an online community platform where entrepreneurs who have plans for starting or expanding a business in Africa meet with global investors who want to invest in Africa, StartUps Nigeria reports.
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IT IS GOOD FOR THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES PRODUCTS AND SMES TO BE KNOWN AND BE SUPPORTED SINCE THERE IS A LOT O RESOURCES WHICH ARE UNDERUTILISED DUE TO LACK OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP SKILLS, LOW LEVEL OF TECHNOLOGY AND PATHETIC POVERTY SITUATION,
THANKS,
JUSTIN MSOFFE,
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER,
SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION (SIDO),
TABORA,TANZANIA, EAST AFRICA