Divestment from CEDA Venture Fund nears end

Friday, February 24, 2017

The Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA) is at the tail end of divesting from all companies that were held under the Venture Capital Fund (CVCF).

Speaking to BusinessWeek, the chief operations officer, Andrew Madeswe said that from over ten firms, they currently have three companies left at various stages of their business cycles.

“We are at the tail end of divesting all companies, which were held under the CEDA Venture Capital Fund,” he said.

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