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Google Doodle Turns The Famous 'Jollof Wars' Into A Celebration Of West African Culture

Google Doodle has turned a famous debate for West Africans into a peaceful celebration.

Nov 4, 2022

Arian Simone's Fearless Foundation To Build An Elementary School In Ivory Coast With ProSeed Foundation

Arian Simone’s Fearless Foundation — a 501c3 organization from the Fearless Fund — is taking its efforts to the Ivory Coast. ESSENCE reports that the co-founder joined forces with ProSeed Foundation to support elementary school students.

Jul 15, 2022

Sote, An African Supply Chain Company, Raises $4M In A Seed Extension Round

Sote, an African supply chain-focused company, has announced its recent round of funding. In a press release announcement provided to AfroTech, it was revealed that the company — which launched the “continent’s first licensed tech-enabled customs clearing and forwarding service“ — raised an additional $4 million in its seed funding extension round. The funding, which was led by Social Capital , Chamath Palihapitiya’s fund, brought Sote’s total fundraising efforts to $8 million. In addition to the African supply chain-focused company completing the funding round, it also placed Ray Ko, the growth partner, on its board. Other participating financiers include Harry Hurst, Founder/CEO at Pipe; MaC Venture Capital “doubling down,” per the press release; and K50 ventures. “Sote has always been about the people. A group of passionate individuals driven to build the future of Africa. We’re excited about bringing Samora and John under one roof with our Logistics and Engineering teams to...

Black Couple Brings West African Meals to a Whole Foods Near You

This Black couple is taking their food talents to a store near you! Chicago natives Perteet and Fred Spencer used their love of sharing great meals with family and friends and turned it into a business through their very own food company, AYO Foods. “Nothing inspired us more than using our strong industry experiences to create these moments for others by sharing some of our family’s favorite recipes that were under-represented in mainstream grocery stores,” The couple told Black Enterprise . AYO — a Nigerian term for joy — and the two founders are ecstatic to announce that they have partnered with Whole Foods Market to share those excellent homemade recipes with the world. AYO Foods’ frozen meals are now available  in select Whole Foods locations that include Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma aside from their current availability in Chicago-based grocery store, Green Grocer. “Frozen was a natural fit as an easy way for people to experience the flavors of West Africa,” the...

Aug 18, 2020

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