Start-Up Fund 2021 Winners (Phase 1)

Published on December 8, 2021

Dear GYLA Members, Ladies and Gentlemen,

We are excited to announce the winners of the Aiducation 2021 Start-UP Fund.
In total, we received 28 applications from Ghana and Kenyan talents.
14 applicants proceeded to first-round interviews having met all the criteria.

Even though the process was quite competitive, we are happy to announce that 8 applicants (One from Kenya and Seven from Ghana) have successfully won Phase 1 of the Start-Up Fund program. 

Congratulations to all the winners: Isaac Baraka from Kenya, David Quayartey, Edwin Obeng, Clifford Adumbire, AKwetey Venessah, Ruth, Awintanga, Nana Sarpong all from the Ghana chapter.


Everyone at Aiducation and GYLA family wishes you all the very best in your entrepreneurial journey.

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