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NBA Africa Celebrates Five Groundbreaking Startups From The Triple-Double Accelerator
NBA Africa Announces Five Trailblazing Startups From The Triple-Double Accelerator
NBA Africa has officially revealed the five prize-winning startup companies from the second edition of the NBA Africa Triple-Double Accelerator—an initiative dedicated to boosting Africa’s growing technology ecosystem and empowering the continent’s next generation of innovators.
The competition drew more than 700 applicants from 32 African countries. After a rigorous selection process, the final 10 startups pitched their groundbreaking ideas before a panel of global industry leaders at Demo Day, held at Carnegie Mellon University Africa (CMU-Africa) in Kigali, Rwanda.
The judging panel included CMU-Africa Director Dr. Conrad Tucker, OpenAI Africa Lead Emmanuel Lubanzadio, and senior executives from ServiceNow.
Here Are The Five Winning Startups Leading Africa’s Innovation Charge
1st Place: Reborn (Morocco)
Reborn delivers advanced performance indicators that give athletes a deeper understanding of their physical condition and match performance.
Prize:
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$25,000 cash
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Admission into CMU-Africa’s Business Incubation Program
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$10,000 in API credits
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Exclusive immersion day with OpenAI’s engineering team in San Francisco
2nd Place: Fitclan (Egypt)
Fitclan is a digital fitness hub driven by a flexible subscription model for both individuals and corporate clients.
Prize:
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$15,000 cash
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CMU-Africa Incubation Program
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$10,000 in API credits
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Immersion day with OpenAI
3rd Place: Athlon Technology (Egypt)
Athlon uses mobile technology and AI to deliver affordable video analysis for amateur teams—a major upgrade for budget-sensitive sports sides.
Prize:
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$5,000 cash
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CMU-Africa Incubation Program
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$10,000 API credits
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Immersion day with OpenAI
4th Place: Atsur (Nigeria)
Atsur is bringing blockchain into the African art world, enabling investment opportunities and better support for artists and their communities.
Prize:
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$2,500 cash
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CMU-Africa Incubation Program
5th Place: Songdis (Nigeria)
Songdis is offering digital distribution solutions for African independent musicians and labels, giving creators better access to global platforms.
Prize:
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$2,500 cash
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CMU-Africa Incubation Program
Driving Innovation Across Africa
NBA Africa CEO Clare Akamanzi praised this year’s entrepreneurs for their vision, impact, and creativity, stating:
“The 10 finalists and five prize-winning companies differentiated themselves through bold and innovative solutions that are shaping the future of sport and entertainment in Africa.”
With support from CMU-Africa, ServiceNow, OpenAI, and ALX Ventures as the operating partner, the Triple-Double Accelerator continues to establish itself as one of the continent’s premier platforms for startup growth.
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