The 12-week mentor-led program will take place at the Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town. Nigeria’s digital publishing company, Publiseer, has been accepted into the second batch of the 2018 Venture Incubation Programme Winter School.The Venture Incubation Programme (VIP) is designed to provide a supportive ecosystem to help African startups build viable and scalable innovation-driven companies.Chidi Nwaogu, Co-founder of Publiseer, in an email note to Business Insider Sub-Saharan Africa, on Thursday, August 16, 2018, said he believed the startup has what it takes to become a leader in content distribution in Africa.”The University of Cape Town is one of the best universities in Africa, and of course the Venture Incubation Programme will be more than building viable businesses.“I believe with this programme, Publiseer will become the next big thing in the space of digital content distribution in Africa,” Nwaogu said.The 12-week mentor-led program will take place at Solution Space, Graduate School of Business, University of Cape Town, in Cape Town, from September 3, 2018, to November 30, 2018.Publiseer and other selected startups will have access to a range of resources including co-working space.According to the organisers, the programme is worth R300,000 (over $20,000) in equivalent value.Run on a bi-annual basis in partnership with telco giant, MTN Group, the program selects 10 startups across Africa in the areas of fintech, e-commerce, Agritech among others.Publiseer recently crossed subscription of 1.5 million streams.Also from Business Insider Sub-Sahara Africa:I visited the 6 Google Stations in Lagos and here’s what I found out about the free Wi-FiMTN Nigeria is partnering with 12 banks to improve its data network with a N200 billion loanHere are the 10 best African airlinesNigeria’s Acting President orders police chief to overhaul notorious anti-robbery squadHere is the list of 60 houses reportedly traced to Nigeria’s Deputy Senate PresidentTwitter has started clamping down on fake followers, here’s what you will noticeYou will be surprised at the 19 people Nigeria’s Buhari follows on TwitterHere’s why Nigeria is not in a hurry to sign the continental free trade agreementThese 6 banks invested N155.
