Empowering African startups through Anza Village and WOJO Nairobi partnership

Anza Village and WOJO Nairobi officially announced their partnership on Monday. The partnership aims to accelerate the growth of startups across Africa by combining Anza Village’s dynamic community of entrepreneurs with WOJO Nairobi’s premium coworking spaces, creating an environment supporting innovation and business development.

Anza Village, known for its community-driven approach modeled after traditional village principles, focuses on fostering collaboration and value creation among startups.

WOJO Nairobi, part of the Accor Hospitality group, offers flexible workspaces that combine professional amenities with a welcoming atmosphere, a concept they call “Workspitality”.

This partnership enables Anza Village members to access subsidised coworking spaces, meeting rooms, and a global network of workspaces, facilitating easier scaling and networking opportunities.

WOJO supports Africa’s next generation of companies with hubs in Nairobi and Abidjan with aims to expand to Kigali, Dakar, Lagos, and Cape Town. “Anza Village members are driving innovation across Africa and beyond,” said Lina Wilhelmy, Growth Lead at WOJO Nairobi. “We’re excited to welcome them into our spaces, not just here in Nairobi, but across our international locations as well.”

Startups set up for empowrment with Anza Village and WOJO Nairobi

The collaboration between Anza Village and WOJO Nairobi is designed to provide startups with the resources they need to thrive. Startups often face challenges in managing operational costs and finding flexible work environments.

WOJO Nairobi addresses these by offering scalable workspace solutions, allowing startups to adjust their office space as their teams grow or pivot. This flexibility is crucial for startups navigating uncertain markets.

Beyond physical space, the partnership emphasises community and collaboration. By connecting entrepreneurs with a network of innovators and investors, the initiative fosters knowledge exchange and potential partnerships that can accelerate growth.

“At Anza Village, we are committed to creating opportunities and access for entrepreneurs to thrive. This partnership with WOJO is a significant step toward that mission.” said Wangechi Wahome, the CEO of ANZA VILLAGE.

“By opening up their world-class co-working spaces to our community at discounted rates, WOJO is not only providing physical spaces, they are investing in the growth and success of startups across the ecosystem. We’re excited about the possibilities this collaboration unlocks, and we look forward to seeing our community build, connect, and scale from these vibrant spaces”.

The partnership has already started rolling out joint community events and startup showcases, creating platforms for entrepreneurs to present their ideas and connect with stakeholders from Nairobi to other African cities.

This initiative aligns with the growing trend of coworking spaces in Nairobi, which have become hubs for innovation by providing cost-effective, amenity-rich environments that help startups focus on scaling their businesses.

Through this partnership, Anza Village and WOJO Nairobi are setting a new standard for supporting startups in Africa, combining community-driven support with world-class facilities to help entrepreneurs succeed.

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Modupeoluwa Olalere

As a tech content writer, I specialize in startups, fintech, and SMEs, crafting engaging narratives on innovation and growth. My writing informs, inspires, and connects with readers, making technology understandable and exciting.

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