Promoting Africa
There are days when you do not want to cook, and just want to order food with little effort. Tupuca gives you that opportunity. It's Angola's application that acts as a platform to connect the daily customer to their restaurant of choice. "Tupuca is Angola’s first online deliver platform that started with food delivery and…
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The NBA Academy Africa recently took its first trip ever to Europe for a series of competitive games intended to continue the development process of 14 players from Senegal, Nigeria, Mali, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Benin and Central African Republic. After opening its doors in Senegal only seven months ago, the NBA Academy Africa,…
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Cryptocurrencies have soared in the last year. Well aware of the risks of mining this virtual money, this hasn't stopped Eugene Mutai from operating it. We are now taking you inside the world of this Kenyan cryptocurrency miner. A few years ago Mutai was working odd jobs on farms in rural Kenya. Now he's a…
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Reach Robotics, a reality gaming company that creates robots for both fun and STEM education, recently won a deal with Apple to sell the MekaMon. Sila Adekunle an innovator in the robotics field Adekunle was born in Nigeria, and then moved to the UK at the age of 11. He studied robotics at the University of…
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Just an idea in the summer of 2016 and a year later, Dao Fitness is officially launched. Founder of this female athleisure brand that sells both active wear and lounge wear, with the aim of bringing African prints to fitness, Dominique Dao answered some of our questions. Tell us about Dao Fitness and how it all…
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Ethiopian Airlines made history by operating an all-female flight crew within Africa last Saturday, from Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to Murtala Mohammed International Airport in Lagos, Nigeria. Every role on the flight was filled by women, including the pilots, cabin crew, in-flight ramp agents, and on-ground flight dispatchers. Amsale Gualu, the Ethiopian Airlines…
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South Africa will introduce free tertiary education for students from homes where the combined annual income is 350,000 rand ($27,600) or less annually. The program will be officially launched in 2018, and will take about 5 years to be fully implemented. "This is a drastic and a welcome decision that is long overdue, and provides…
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