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.
- Rebecca Enonchong
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.
- Jamila Abass, Linda Kwamboka and Susan Oguya
Founders of the Kenyan-based company MFarm. MFarm is a mobile platform that connects agricultural producers and buyers on a virtual-market.
- Judith Owigar
Co-founder of JuaKali, an online and mobile directory platform for skilled blue-collar workers in Kenya.
- Anne Amuzu
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.
- Barbara Mallison
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 ]
