10 Startups Selected as Finalists as Part of the Second NBA Africa Triple Double Accelerator Program

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Written By Business of Sports Africa

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The National Basketball Association (NBA) Africa announced 10 startup companies from five African countries that have been selected as finalists as part of the second NBA Africa Triple Double Accelerator program in partnership with ALX Ventures, Carnegie Mellon University Africa, OpenAI and ServiceNow.

The league launched the program last year to support the continents technology advancement and ecosystem and the next African entrepreneurs.

The program is open to early-stage African startup companies that develop solutions in the sport and creative industries.

The Top 10 finalists include:

1. ATHLON (Egypt)
2. Atsur (Nigeria)
3. CoLab (South Africa)
4. Contestify (Nigeria)
5. Fitclan (Egypt)
6. Novate (Morocco)
7. ProPath Limited (Kenya)
8. Reborn (Morocco)
9. Safia Health (Kenya)
10. SongDis (Nigeria)

The finalist will pitch at the the upcoming Demo Day at Carnegie Mellon University Africa (CMU-Africa) in Kigali, Rwanda, on Friday, Dec. 5, 2025 include

Source: CMU

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