Tammy Danan is a freelance journalist based in the Philippines who focuses on telling the stories of the oppressed, marginalized groups. Part poet, part writer, she also explores the intersections of life, pop culture and entrepreneurship.
Sudan, the third largest country in Africa, has an estimated 9.3 million Internet users as of 2016 — about 25% of its entire population. Needless to say, itโs quite clear that Sudan is not an African nation struggling to stay connected, which is why the startup community here has a different focus โ health.
Despite the risks of mineral conflict and a shaky economic system, the Democratic Republic of Congo is a country open for business.
Algeria, Africa’s largest country, may not be considered a haven for technology. But recent developments by entrepreneurs are turning the tide.
In today’s world, creating your own app or startup is not a crazy idea anymore. Technology has made it so people all around the world can get in on the startup game, especially Black people in tech. Here are a few standout startups worth showcasing.
