African venture discovery / Healthcare
African healthcare startups
Healthcare is one of the most consistent sectors in Propel's records by number of companies, and one of the hardest to fund. This page lists the African healthcare and health technology companies we record, most recently funded first, with every round traced to its source and the investors behind them one click away.
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Most recently funded first · companies without dated rounds appear last
Shonaquip Social Enterprise
Distripha
Lifestores Healthcare
MedKit Networks
Sghartoon
Ta7alil
Vezeeta
Busymed
ClinicPesa
EM Guidance
Healthlane
Healthtracka
Infiuss Health
LifeBank
Locumbase
Meloir
Strove
Technovera
Cloud Equipment
Flare
Medbook Kenya
MOBicure
Vaxiglobal
Blink Pharma
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Recorded funding
Newest announcements first · open a company for its round sources
8 recorded rounds shown · USD · includes different financing types.
The context · Q3 2026
A closer look at healthcare
Healthcare startups raised $1.8 million across six deals between July and September 2026, the least in a quarter in our records. The largest was Reme-D's $1.45 million pre-Series A in Egypt. For years the sector has taken about one deal in ten across Africa; in the third quarter it was about one in twenty.
The companies have not gone away. Propel records more than 230 healthcare startups, and earlier rounds for names such as mPharma, backed by Growth Investment Partners to expand in Francophone West Africa, show what the sector can raise when the money is there. Any sizeable healthcare round in the fourth quarter would change the picture quickly. Our Q3 report has the full picture.
What does this page cover?
Companies match the recorded Healthcare sector. Country does not imply incorporation, founder nationality or every market served. Counts include the financing types recorded by Propel, including equity, debt and grants. Unknown amounts are not zero. Dates retain their recorded precision. This is not a complete market census.
Listings follow Propel’s current public records. The dated context is editorial background, not a live market total. Secondary share sales are excluded from recorded funding here. Named backers are recorded participants; their inclusion does not identify them as the lead investor.
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