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Deadline nears for OceanHub Africa Acceleration Programme

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OceanHub Africa's Acceleration Programme, which seeks to support up to 24 of the continent's most promising for-profit startups dedicated to restoring ocean health, will close applications for its 2025/2026 cohort on 27 December 2024. Source link

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