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COVID-19: Healthtech company Kasha receives $1mn investment to expand Africa footprint

April 6, 2020

Women’s health focused e-Commerce company, Kasha, has received a $1 million investment from Finnish financier, FinnFund. Originally the investment was to be used to increase the company’s presence in Rwanda and Kenya, and to support its expansion into other African countries, but now with the COVID-19 crisis wreaking havoc worldwide, how will the company use this timely investment to contribute to relief? Kasha Founder and CEO, Joanna Bichsel joins CNBC Africa for more.

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Source : African Media Agency (AMA)

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