Amazon Web Services launches fourth edition of AWS Equity Equivalent Investment Programme in South Africa. SMEempowerment start-ups SMEs AWS
Amazon Web Services South Africa is inviting black-owned technology small and medium enterprises to apply for up to R7.5 million worth of funding as part of its Equity Equivalent Investment Programme .
According to AWS, the 2023 EEIP will focus on selecting black-owned and -led early-stage start-upsthat want to learn to build their operations through the use of AWS cloud offerings and grow as partners in the Amazon Partner Network. “Our commitment to South Africa is growth, since starting the programme three years ago,” says Nomzamo Xaba, programme manager, BBBEE at AWS.
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