Africa’s booming tech industry is mainly dominated by males, but there are couple of women who have founded innovative tech companies, including these women.
This Cameroonian national, is the founder of AppsTech, a company that provides a diverse range of enterprise software solutions, including architecting solutions, training and licensing.
Founders of the Kenyan-based company MFarm. MFarm is a mobile platform that connects agricultural producers and buyers on a virtual-market.
Co-founder of JuaKali, an online and mobile directory platform for skilled blue-collar workers in Kenya.
Amuzu is the co-founder of Nandimobile. The company simplifies communications between organisations and consumers in Ghana, using SMS as the main route of communications.
The South African is co-founder of social learning platform Obami. It allows communities to connect, create, share and learn using its e-learning platform.
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[ Source : Forbes ]
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