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#sanitarypads #biodegradables #hygiene #sustainability Welcome back, young and ambitious Africans. In today's episode of talk/conversation on Thursdays, we meet Keylie Ogola of Eco-Bana where she discusses what the company is set to achieve in the sanitary pad industry and how they are doing it. Contact info: Company website: http://www.eco-banalimited.com/ Company LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/eco-bana-limited/ Keylie's Socials Insta: https://www.instagram.com/keylie_ogola/ Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/keylie-ogola-338562182

#softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #african #technology Welcome back to the tech talk series, in this episode I hosted Ben Wasonga who shared the value of #devcommunity in the software engineering field. IMPORTANT LINKS Here's a directory for the developer communities across Kenya: https://devs.info.ke/ Here's a list of some dev community events across Africa: https://dev.to/t/africa Ben's Socials: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benwasonga/ https://github.com/bmwasonga https://mobile.twitter.com/bmwasonga

Co-founder chat with @Rwazi CEO Joseph Rutakangwa #youngafricans #africanstartups In this video, Joseph Rutakangwa, the CEO and Co-Founder of Rwazi, and I discuss the issue of Startup Funding in Africa, as well as the business model that works best on our beautiful continent. Like, share, and subscribe Stay Tuned for videos like this and more. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:01 Motivation behind starting Rwazi 03:14 Personal motivation and the experience monster 04:41 Misconceptions about 22-year-old Africans 05:53 How Rwazi approaches data collection 08:00 Are Africans innovative? The reality of African startups and funding 12:30 How Rwazi raised pre-seed funding 14:35 Is the Unicorn model in Silicon Valley Applicable in Africa? 19:53 Investors on the continent 22:00 The culture behind Africans and financial aid 24:13 Brain drain and advice on starting a business in Africa

Today we check out the company Rwazi : Company website: rwazi.com