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Big news! 🚨We’ve welcomed a new CEO — bringing years of experience, fresh ideas, and a powerful vision for the future. F...
19/05/2025

Big news! 🚨

We’ve welcomed a new CEO — bringing years of experience, fresh ideas, and a powerful vision for the future.

From bold stories to global impact, this next chapter is all about raising the bar and expanding our voice.

Stay tuned. Exciting things are on the way.

Big news! 🚨We’ve welcomed a new CEO  bringing years of experience, fresh ideas, and a powerful vision for the future. Fr...
19/05/2025

Big news! 🚨

We’ve welcomed a new CEO bringing years of experience, fresh ideas, and a powerful vision for the future.

From bold stories to global impact, this next chapter is all about raising the bar and expanding our voice.

Stay tuned. Exciting things are on the way.

25/04/2025

At GITEX AFRICA 2025, we met some game-changers — and ShareCARDSharecard, founded by Sandra Awilli, is one of them.

The idea is simple but powerful: help companies investing in underserved communities track how their resources are being used, with real-time data that’s verified by the beneficiaries themselves.

They’re: ✅ Generating revenue
✅ Working closely with communities
✅ Raising $150K (already at $50K)
✅ Building infrastructure for long-term, transparent impact

This is the kind of tech Africa needs more of — grounded, scalable, and community-focused.

GITEX AFRICA 2025 was a vibe!Three days of innovation, ideas, and impact in Marrakech.From Africa’s top-ranked supercomp...
18/04/2025

GITEX AFRICA 2025 was a vibe!
Three days of innovation, ideas, and impact in Marrakech.

From Africa’s top-ranked supercomputer Toukbal to real-world AI-powered solutions, the future is now — and it’s African.

We connected with incredible founders from Uganda, Nigeria, Morocco, Ghana, Ethiopia, South Africa, and more. The energy? Unmatched.

More attendees. More innovation. More direction.
Africa is moving — and fast.

We’re dropping interviews soon.
Follow us to hear the stories behind the startups.

GITEX AFRICA 2026? Don’t miss it.
You never know who’s watching.

Africa’s biggest tech event kicks off today — and we’ll be there! 🚀✨GITEX AFRICA isn’t just a gathering, it’s where inno...
14/04/2025

Africa’s biggest tech event kicks off today — and we’ll be there! 🚀✨

GITEX AFRICA isn’t just a gathering, it’s where innovation meets opportunity. From groundbreaking ideas to game-changing connections, this is the place to be for anyone shaping the future of tech on the continent.

See you in Marrakech! 🇲🇦

🌍 Empowering Africa Through AI: The Vision of Alieu Jagne & LocaleNLP 🌍Meet Alieu Jagne, a visionary entrepreneur and AI...
02/04/2025

🌍 Empowering Africa Through AI: The Vision of Alieu Jagne & LocaleNLP 🌍

Meet Alieu Jagne, a visionary entrepreneur and AI innovator, committed to transforming Africa’s digital landscape. As an alumnus of Université Cadi Ayyad, Alieu's journey reflects his passion for leveraging technology to solve real-world problems, particularly in underserved communities across Africa.

Alieu’s mission is embodied in LocaleNLP, his groundbreaking AI startup that focuses on bridging the digital divide by making AI accessible for Africa’s underrepresented languages. Through speech-to-text, text-to-speech, machine translation, and speech-to-speech translation, LocaleNLP is developing offline, low-power AI solutions tailored for areas with limited connectivity, such as education, healthcare, and agriculture.

In a region where over 2,000 languages are spoken, LocaleNLP is helping local farmers, educators, healthcare professionals, and governments connect with communities in their native languages. Their work is about more than just AI—it’s about creating lasting social impact by ensuring that technology works for everyone, not just the digitally privileged.

Alieu’s vision extends beyond just LocaleNLP. As the founder of the Entrepreneurship Unboxed Podcast, he’s empowering entrepreneurs across Africa, breaking down barriers to success with tools, knowledge, and networks. Through both initiatives, Alieu is not just shaping the future of AI—he’s shaping the future of Africa’s digital inclusion.

🚨 Ghana x Morocco = Game-Changer 🇬🇭🤝🇲🇦The new visa waiver agreement between Ghana and Morocco is opening MAJOR doors for...
24/03/2025

🚨 Ghana x Morocco = Game-Changer 🇬🇭🤝🇲🇦

The new visa waiver agreement between Ghana and Morocco is opening MAJOR doors for entrepreneurs, investors & students across Africa.

No more travel red tape. No more missed opportunities. Just straight access to:
💼 Business deals & cross-border collabs
💰 Investment with less bureaucracy
🎓 Study abroad with doubled scholarships
🌍 Global exposure for young professionals

This is the kind of pan-African progress we LOVE to see 🙌🏾
It’s more than a policy—it’s a passport to possibility.

So whether you're building an empire or chasing your degree, this is your sign to GO FURTHER. 🌟

When Haiti opened its Consulate General in Dakhla, Morocco, on December 14, 2020, it wasn’t just a diplomatic move—it wa...
21/03/2025

When Haiti opened its Consulate General in Dakhla, Morocco, on December 14, 2020, it wasn’t just a diplomatic move—it was a strategic leap toward global partnership and economic growth. At the forefront of this transformation is Anouce Bernard , former parliamentarian turned Consul General.

🇭🇹🇲🇦 From his days in the Haitian Parliament to now strengthening Haiti-Morocco relations, Bernard’s journey reflects a deep commitment to international cooperation. He’s spearheading initiatives in agribusiness, fisheries, and infrastructure, while also ensuring critical consular services for Haitians abroad.

🔑 Why does this matter?
Because Haiti became the first non-Arab, non-African country to establish a diplomatic mission in Dakhla, setting the stage for cross-continental collaboration rooted in shared growth and cultural exchange.

🗣️ Bernard’s work reminds us: Diplomacy isn’t just policy—it’s people, partnerships, and progress.

💬 What emerging diplomatic relationships do you think hold untapped potential?

Follow the link in our bio to read the full article!

🚀 From £100 to a £12M Empire: Rachael Twumasi-Corson's Legacy in Afro Beauty 💡Imagine launching a business with just £10...
19/03/2025

🚀 From £100 to a £12M Empire: Rachael Twumasi-Corson's Legacy in Afro Beauty 💡

Imagine launching a business with just £100 and turning it into a global powerhouse. That’s exactly what Rachael Twumasi-Corson did with Afrocenchix, a trailblazing Afro hair care brand.

📈 From battling eczema and struggling to find quality hair care products to becoming the first Black-owned Afro hair brand stocked in Superdrug & Whole Foods—Rachael’s journey is nothing short of extraordinary.

🏆 With a $1.2M Google investment, a valuation surpassing £12M, and a mission to champion sustainability & Black excellence, her impact is rewriting the beauty industry’s playbook.

✨ Now, as Managing Director at LIHA Beauty, she continues to redefine African beauty standards on a global stage.

Her story is a testament to bold ideas, fearless ex*****on, and authentic representation.

💬 What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced as an entrepreneur? Drop it below! ⬇️

Africa today mirrors China in the 1980s—a rapidly growing population, an untapped labor force, and the potential to beco...
10/02/2025

Africa today mirrors China in the 1980s—a rapidly growing population, an untapped labor force, and the potential to become the next global economic engine. With a current population of 1.3 billion, Africa is set to double to 2.5 billion by 2050, making it the largest and youngest workforce in the world.

China’s rise was fueled by strategic investments in manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology, turning it into a global economic superpower. Could Africa follow a similar path?

🔹 A Workforce Advantage: By 2050, Africa’s working-age population will exceed China’s and India’s, creating a massive pool of entrepreneurs, skilled workers, and tech talent.
🔹 The $16 Trillion Opportunity: If harnessed effectively through education, industrialization, and digital transformation, Africa’s workforce could add $16 trillion to the global economy.
🔹 Foreign Investment is Pouring In: Companies are betting big on Africa, investing in AI, fintech, and renewable energy, just as the world once did in China.

The key question: Will Africa seize this moment to become the next economic powerhouse? The blueprint is there—the time to act is now! 🌍✨

Africa’s fashion industry is no longer just about tradition—it’s a $31 billion industry blending culture, creativity, an...
05/02/2025

Africa’s fashion industry is no longer just about tradition—it’s a $31 billion industry blending culture, creativity, and commerce. From Lagos to Nairobi, designers are making waves on the global stage, showcasing African craftsmanship through high-end luxury, streetwear, and sustainable fashion.

What’s driving this boom?

🔹 Africa’s young population: With over 60% of the continent under 25, there is a growing demand for fashion that blends modern and traditional styles.
🔹 Rise of digital commerce: Online platforms like Jumia, Afrikrea, and Shop Zetu are helping African designers sell globally, bypassing traditional retail barriers.
🔹 Sustainable and ethical production: African brands are leading in ethical fashion, using locally sourced materials and eco-friendly practices, positioning the industry for a sustainable future.

With the global fashion industry projected to hit $3 trillion by 2030, Africa’s designers have a golden opportunity to claim a bigger share of the market. From the streets of Dakar to the runways of Paris, African fashion is going mainstream.

Could Africa be the next global fashion capital? The world is watching! 👀

Africa is sitting on a treasure trove of minerals worth an estimated $24 trillion, yet many of its countries remain amon...
05/02/2025

Africa is sitting on a treasure trove of minerals worth an estimated $24 trillion, yet many of its countries remain among the world's poorest. The continent holds:

🔹 30% of the world's mineral resources, including gold, diamonds, and rare earth metals.
🔹 90% of the world's platinum and chromium reserves, making it a key player in the global jewelry and tech industries.
🔹 70% of global cobalt production, concentrated in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a mineral critical for electric vehicles.

Despite this immense wealth, much of Africa's resource extraction is controlled by foreign companies, with little value added locally. This has led to a paradox—rich in resources, yet struggling with poverty.

However, the tide is turning. Countries like Botswana, Ghana, and Namibia are implementing policies to process raw materials locally, ensuring more revenue stays within Africa. If fully leveraged, Africa’s minerals could double its GDP and create millions of jobs, reducing dependency on aid.

Can Africa take full control of its wealth and become a global economic powerhouse? The potential is there—the question is, who will benefit the most?

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