Africa's biggest VENTURE BUILDING FELLOWSHIP for her youngest entrepreneurs

Anzisha Prize is a three-year fellowship for young African entrepreneurs between 15 and 22 years old. We identify, equip young people with tools and resources to run successful businesses and celebrate their entrepreneurial endeavours. 

We invest deeply in storytelling 

To create a meaningful movement, telling impactful stories matter. We don’t just develop and connect young entrepreneurs; we create and share stories about their exceptional journeys to inspire others to follow in their footsteps. From the visual to the written word, every entrepreneur’s story is an important aspect of their success.

The ANZISHA FELLOWS

Chukwuwezam Obanor

Meet Chukwuwezam, a young man from Nigeria and lover of all things tech. He built Prepclass, an online platform to aid high school students in revision for national exams.

Laetitia Mukungu

Laetitia Mukungu is the founder of the Africa Rabbit Centre, based in Kenya, a cooperative organization that raises and sells rabbits, their fur, and their waste products profitably in order to help local women pay for their childrens’ educational needs.

Omonlola Loïs Aniambossou

Omonlola Loïs Aniambossou is the founder of Abiathar Services, a Benin based venture that offers installation, monitoring and repair services for owners of electrical appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators and surveillance cameras.

APPLICATION SEASON 2023

Our Venture building fellowship is one of Africa’s biggest programs for her youngest entrepreneurs aged 15 – 22 years.

If you are a young African Entrepreneur trying to grow your small business or you’ve created something that provides you and your friends with an income, we would love to learn more about your venture.

Application TIMELINE 2023

Applications open

24 October

Applications close

27 November

Evaluation of Applications

Assignments

May 2023

Finalists announced

June 2023

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