African startups secured approximately $3.1 billion in funding during 2025. This represents a notable increase from the $2.2 billion raised in 2024, as reported by Launch Base Africa on January 5, 2026.
Kenya led all African nations in startup funding, attracting $933.6 million. South Africa followed with $625.7 million, and Egypt received $430 million.
Investor focus in 2025 demonstrated a preference for startups exhibiting profitability. There was also increased interest in debt financing and sectors related to infrastructure development.
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