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Startup Friendly Cities Index 2026: Accra’s bid to become West Africa’s start-up capital

11 January 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

Accra is emerging as one of West Africa’s most promising start-up cities, but progress in infrastructure, talent depth and business agility will determine whether it can compete with continental …Read More at Source

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