With his programme to empower Africa, Bill Gates met a panel of six of Africa’s brightest youthful minds - and had the rare chance to chat ...
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With his programme to empower Africa, Bill Gates met a panel of six of Africa’s brightest youthful minds - and had the rare chance to chat with Microsoft founder - and to pick his brain for their unique projects.
The six were: Siyabulela Xuza (27) and Thato Kgathlanye (23) from South Africa.
Tanzanian George Mtemahanji (23), Brian Gitta (24) from Uganda and Martha Chumo (21) from Kenya joined the world richest man.
All six of these panelists have unique business ideas and are bound to make an impact in the future.
Chris co-founded Slatecube, a service that solves the challenges of e-learning to alleviate youth unemployment in Nigeria.
Siyabulela is the founder and MD of Galactic Energy Ventures. This is an investment holding company which focuses on creating global opportunities through smart energy.
George is the mastermind behind SunSweet Solar. Thato is the founder and CEO of Repurpose Schoolbags, a company that makes school bags from upcycled plastic bags. Inspired by his own experiences of malaria.
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Chris co-founded Slatecube, a service that solves the challenges of e-learning to alleviate youth unemployment in Nigeria.
Siyabulela is the founder and MD of Galactic Energy Ventures. This is an investment holding company which focuses on creating global opportunities through smart energy.
George is the mastermind behind SunSweet Solar. Thato is the founder and CEO of Repurpose Schoolbags, a company that makes school bags from upcycled plastic bags. Inspired by his own experiences of malaria.
Brian developed Matibabu, the first smartphone-based diagnosis system for malaria. Martha founded the DEV School, Kenya’s first coding school, which provides Kenyan youth with computer programming knowledge. - Daily Sun
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