Cherehani Africa
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Cherehani Africa

https://cherehani.org/
Last activity: 29.03.2019
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We leverage mobile to provide credit and to distribute tailored financial literacy content to women and adolescent girls who own micro-enterprises in Africa.

Our customers are members of locally registered groups of between 10-25 members based on their business type (mostly common business type in close proximity). The loan products are issued to individuals but membership and continued participation in the registered groups is a prerequisite.

'Cherehani'​ is the Swahili name for sewing machine
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Location: Kenya, Nairobi
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2014

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29.03.201920 African startups selected for the UK’s Go Global Africa programmeTwenty tech startups from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa this week embarked upon a series of intensive workshops in London with market leaders and tech incubators — as part of the UK’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s Go ...
29.03.201920 African startups selected for the UK’s Go Global Africa programmeTwenty tech startups from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa this week embarked upon a series of intensive workshops in London with market leaders and tech incubators — as part of the UK’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport’s Go ...
20.04.2018Fintech accelerator funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is investing in four African startups, bringing total to $1.2 millionBill and Melinda Gates Foundation, also known as the Gates Foundation, is the largest private foundation in the US, holding $38 billion in assets. The foundation is well-known for its work to enhance healthcare and reduce extreme poverty, a...
11.04.2018Fintech accelerator DFS Lab to invest $200k in four African startupsUS-based fintech accelerator Digital Financial Services Lab (DFS Lab) yesterday (11 April) announced that it will invest $200 000 in four African fintech startups, including Nobuntu, Cherehani Africa and NALA. In addition to the $50 000 in...
11.04.2018Fintech accelerator DFS Lab to invest $200k in four African startupsUS-based fintech accelerator Digital Financial Services Lab (DFS Lab) yesterday (11 April) announced that it will invest $200 000 in four African fintech startups, including Nobuntu, Cherehani Africa and NALA. In addition to the $50 000 inv...

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