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Mastercard Foundation, 27 October 2020
Alaa Moatamed, Co-Founder of Presto , a leading delivery management service, takes home the $25,000 Grand Prize Read more »
This year, the premier award for Africa's youngest entrepreneurs, the Anzisha Prize, attracted applicants from more than 30 African countries, and across multiple sectors. With a final pool of talented finalists selected from more than 15 African countries, the 2020 Anzisha Prize goes to Alaa Moatamed, a young female entrepreneur whose venture provides business owners with an affordable and convenient delivery service for customers.The Anzisha Prize is a partnership between the African Leadership Academy (ALA) and the Mastercard Foundation. Read more.
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Alaa Moatamed, 21, from Egypt. Anzisha Prize Grand Prize Winner. The 2020 Anzisha Prize winners were announced during a virtual gala event hosted on October 27. The Anzisha Prize, a partnership between the African Leadership Academy (ALA) and the Mastercard Foundation, is the premier award for Africa’s youngest entrepreneurs.
Matina Razafimahefa, 22, from Madagascar. 2020 Anzisha Prize, First Runner Up. The 2020 Anzisha Prize winners were announced during a virtual gala event hosted on October 27. The Anzisha Prize, a partnership between the African Leadership Academy (ALA) and the Mastercard Foundation, is the premier award for Africa’s youngest entrepreneurs.
Mohamed Bah, 22, from Sierra Leone is the 2020 Anzisha Prize Second Runner Up. The 2020 Anzisha Prize winners were announced during a virtual gala event hosted on October 27. The Anzisha Prize, a partnership between the African Leadership Academy (ALA) and the Mastercard Foundation, is the premier award for Africa’s youngest entrepreneurs.
Thirteen teams of a total of 25 emerging African social entrepreneurs have been selected as winners of the 2020 Resolution Social Venture Challenge. Thirty-eight teams of ... Read more »
With COVID-19 spreading across Africa, the Mastercard Foundation has launched an aggressive initiative to support communities, with a focus on young people. In an interview ... Read more »
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