i3 Selects 7 African Startups to Transform Pharmacy Care, Backed by Gates Foundation and Others
Tech Labari | Labari AI - Apr 30, 2025

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- Seven African healthtech startups have been selected for the third cohort of the Investing in Innovation Africa (i3) program.
- Each startup will receive up to $225,000 in grant funding and tailored support.
- Pharmacies serve as the first point of care for 70% of healthcare visits in many African countries.
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The Investing in Innovation Africa program represents a significant step towards enhancing healthcare access in Africa through technology. The commitment from major organizations like the Gates Foundation and MSD to support local startups is commendable and could lead to transformative changes in the healthcare landscape. However, the real challenge will be in the implementation and scaling of these innovations to ensure they reach the communities that need them most.
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