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Since 2021, Angaza Capital has backed 5 African startups across 6 disclosed funding rounds totaling $66.5M, most heavily in Nigeria and Health Tech.
Angaza Capital is an investment manager headquartered in Abu Dhabi, Tel Aviv, and Kigali. It is part of the Ignite Investments development platform, with a mission to scale global innovation for Africa and the Middle East’s sustainable future. The firm invests in sustainable companies, builds high-impact projects, and develops innovation ecosystems focused on a globally-conscious society. Angaza Capital targets growth-stage ventures in sectors including HealthTech, EdTech, Fintech, and Agritech across Africa. Its investments emphasize Nigeria and Kenya, with activity spanning venture rounds and Series B. Between June 2023 and February 2024, it participated in four funding rounds totaling $35.5M, backing companies such as Ilara Health in Kenya, BFREE and Helium Health in Nigeria, and AltSchool in Nigeria. The firm has co-invested alongside partners like Capria Ventures, Launch Africa, and Techstars, supporting innovation addressing unmet needs in the region.
Data updated · Mar 27, 2026
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Angaza Capital has backed 5 African startups across 6 disclosed funding rounds tracked on Liners, totaling $66.5M since 2021.
Mostly Venture (Round not Specified): 3 of its 6 tracked rounds are at that stage, followed by Series B (2).
Its tracked rounds lean toward Health Tech (4), Fintech (1), EdTech (1).
Angaza Capital most often shares rounds with Capria Ventures (3 shared deals), Global Ventures (2 shared deals), Tencent (2 shared deals).
Angaza Capital has backed Ilara Health in Kenya, BFREE in Nigeria, AltSchool in Nigeria, and Helium Health in Nigeria. These investments span HealthTech, Fintech, and EdTech.