Young Ghanaian entrepreneurs pursue investment opportunities at Africa Food Systems Forum in Rwanda
Young Ghanaian entrepreneurs participating in the Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) in Kigali, Rwanda, say they are confident they will secure investments and partnerships at the continental event to help them scale up their businesses.
Young Ghanaian entrepreneurs are optimistic about securing investments and partnerships at the Africa Food Systems Forum (AFSF) in Kigali, Rwanda. The forum, which brings together stakeholders from across the continent, is seen as a unique opportunity for networking and collaboration. Robben Asare, the 2025 National Best Youth Farmer, is working on turning agricultural waste into animal feed to create additional income for farmers and address farmer-herder conflicts.
Abdul-Wahab Ibrahim, Director of Delimush Limited, is seeking an investor who can support the company's long-term vision in the plant-based food sector. Kodu Technology is converting plantain and banana fibres into biodegradable sanitary pads and aims to raise funds for expansion at the Forum. Mercy Sugri Akaluti, Co-Founder of Naturalist Superfood, is looking for market linkages for her company's food products across Africa.
Millicent Adoboe, Co-Founder of Achievers Food, is advocating for stronger public-private and development partnerships to help young businesses grow.
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