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Co-working spaces in Africa are the logical answer to entrepreneurial cultures that list collaboration as one of their biggest objectives.
Kenya is working to make itself one of Africa’s financial hubs, and Nairobi is the heart of its start-up scene.
There are a number of co-working places and growth hacking hubs, as well as traditional venture capital-funded incubators.
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