Most African tech hubs talk about supporting startups. CcHUB showed receipts: 3,312 ventures across 49 countries, $4.18M deployed, and for every dollar invested, portfolio companies raised five more from outside investors. That 5x leverage ratio is the clearest signal that CcHUB isn’t just running accelerators—it’s building the institutional infrastructure, government partnerships, and market access pathways that make African startups fundable. Here’s what worked, what’s replicable, and why focusing on health, education, and creative industries might be smarter than chasing fintech