Africa’s weak IPO market leaves startups with fewer exit options

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Eighteen startups successful hunt for $1bn Unicorn valuations

Africa’s anemic nationalist markets are limiting the exit options disposable to venture-backed startups, forcing investors to trust heavy connected acquisitions,

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Africa’s weak IPO market leaves startups with fewer exit options

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