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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2016 · 1H 17M

Mbwana Alliy of Savannah Fund on the advantages of being a homegrown venture capitalist

from African Tech Roundup Podcast · host African Tech Roundup

Mbwana Alliy is the founder and managing partner at Savannah Fund, an Africa focused Technology Venture Capital fund that runs both an accelerator and seed investments in e-commerce, gaming, education technology and social networking. In this not-so-quick chat with Andile Masuku and Tefo Mohapi, Mbwana shares insights on the venture capital scene in Sub-Saharan Africa, and fields tough questions about the very public troubles at one of his more high-profile investments-- the cloud data service startup, Angani.

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