The Harambeans, who were founded in 2008, identify as “visionaries transforming Africa’s challenges into opportunities” and an “alliance of determined entrepreneurs who are building Africa’s future.”
In the past ten years, Harambeans has given rise to a number of tech-enabled businesses, including Andela, Flutterwave, and Yoco, which together have created more than 3,000 jobs and attracted more than $1 billion from Google Ventures, CRE Ventures, and Accel.
There are 30 slots in each class, and it receives more than 3,000 applications annually. Until October 31st, applications are accepted.
