Why Investors Are Piling into African Startups

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90 percent of those companies are already dead.

It's for the African countries especially Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon and others to create an enabling environment, well funded and politically not interfered with, for Africa to lead the world in Artificial intelligence (AI)

So far it's the African intellectuals who have played a major role in Morden day technology.

The African intellectual in the diaspora joining with other Intellectuals within Africa will create miracles. Nothing is going to be impossible for Africa.

Africa gave the world civilization from the days of building of the pyramids and the only World library of Knowledge in Alexandria, in those days.

In the Morden Times Africans have contributed heavily to technological development of the world, just to name a few prominent names.

1: Philip Emeagwali, computer scientist from Nigeria.
Created the Connection Machine. The Connection Machine utilizes 65,000 computers linked in parallel to form the fastest computer on Earth. This computer can perform 3.1 billion calculations per second. It enabled inter- individual confidential internet connections in emails and cellphones possible.

2: Henry T. Sampson is an African American inventor, best known for creating the world's very first cell phone. On July 6, 1971, followed by another Black Inventor Who Created the First Digital Cell Phone

3: Jesse Eugene Russell, inventor of the first digital cell phone

Many people attribute the invention of the smartphone to Europeans, but in fact, the first digital cell phone was invented by an African American man named Jesse Eugene Russell.

4: Dr. Gladys West she created the Global Positioning Systems GPS in the 1980s, by developing the technology that contributed to the creation of the Global Positioning System, or GPS, which revolutionized modern society. Her contributions have been hidden for too long.

5: Anyona Nyagaka Ouko invented MPesa, when still a university student in 2007.
The easy to transfer money or shop through the mobile phone, instant telephone money transfer, also known as Mpesa was invented by a Kenyan, This invention started in Kenya and has spread throughout the world.

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M pesa was also in India…by Vodafone

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AFRICA ISN’T A COUNTRY!!! Every country is different and people still refer to it as a country. In school in ameriKKKa, we were taught that Africa was a bunch of tipis and wild animals running everywhere. In reality there’s cities just as big and beautiful as New York City. What kills the whole continent is the fighting for control of the natural resources and in the end only the whites become rich while the natives suffer

Darn it. I hoped I'd be unusual and visionary if I invested in African businesses, because it's the one continent where you can be sure the economy will grow greatly. I should have known that experts and professionals think of everything before you do. (FYI. This comment is kind of flippant. For one thing, I'd guess there is still opportunity.)

You never see this kind news about African on west tvs

One area many Africans are lacking is lack of computer labs in schools, I am in Somalia and there is no computers to learn basic IT, coding etc and that makes hard to get talent to build next tech innovations. We hope those big tech companies help schools get basic IT equipment across Africa particularly Somalia.