Abdulmalik Adeyemo (CEO, FundusAI) FundusAI is Africa’s First AI-powered ecosystem for personalised diabetes care, which includes automated diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy (in order to prevent blindness due to late diagnosis), a unified health record system, personalised meal recommendations, and a community forum that provides unrestricted access to healthcare professionals. Abdulmalik Adeyemo at GITEX Africa 2024 Abdulmalik Adeyemo (CEO, FundusAI) gives more details: The core of our value proposition lies in leveraging advanced technology to empower healthcare professionals with tools that streamline their workflow, improve diagnostic precision, and ultimately contribute to better patient outcomes. Our team at FundusAI is made up…
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Nyifamu Ogechi Manzo (Founder, Farmatrix) Nyifamu Ogechi Manzo leads Farmatrix, a digital platform that connects buyers and sellers directly using a smart contract procurement platform, thereby streamlining the entire process from start to finish, and bridging the gap between consumers and suppliers. For Buyers – How it works Streamline your procurement process by easily creating and managing e-LPOs, tracking deliveries in real-time, and ensuring quality control. Enjoy seamless transactions with instant notifications and approvals, making procurement efficient and stress-free. For Suppliers – How it works Simplify your supply process – from finding and bidding on contracts to delivering products and…
Wole Ayodele (Founder & CEO, Fincra With a vision to create a world where the movement of money is as easy as sending a text message, Fincra provides payment processing services to businesses across the globe. Says Founder, Wole Ayodele: Fincra enables businesses receive payments seamlessly via cards, bank transfers and mobile money. With Fincra, businesses can collect payments securely in Euros, Naira and other currencies, with fast and reliable settlements and no hidden fees or charges. Our secure platform is suitable for a wide range of industries, including Traditional Retail businesses, e-commerce, SaaS, fintechs, worldwide businesses, remittance, and more.…
Abdullahi Bature Muhammad (Founder, Schoola) It’s all about gamified and AI-powered learning at Schoola. The Schoola platforms utilise advanced technologies to enhance learning, particularly through its Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) program, which includes gamification to boost engagement among primary and secondary school students. Schoola founder, Abdullahi Bature Muhammad, at GITEX Africa 2024 Schoola also provides educators with tools that make learning more interactive, fun, and engaging – such as its AI-powered local content generator that can create lesson notes and lesson plans in just under 30 weekends. Edtech Innovator and an advocate for equity and quality education in Africa, Abdullahi Bature…
Riches Attai is the Co-Founder & CEO of Winich Farms. And he just goes straight to the point: You know how there are at least three layers of middlemen between the smallholder farmers and the informal processors and retailers, leaving the smallholder farmers largely marginalised and the informal processors/ retailers struggling to access inventory when and how they want them, and at the best price. Well here is what we have done, via a hybrid (offline-online) approach, using technology (USSD and mobile application) – we have provided a platform that allows the informal processor and retailer to get access to…
Isah Dahiru (Founder, SpecxsCare – Jigawa State) Innovator of the smart bladder device, Isah Dahiru, founded Specxs Care Limited as an indigenous pioneering digital healthcare and innovation company that leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cutting-edge biomedical technology to design advanced medical devices and develop transformative healthcare systems. The smart bladder device is an AI-powered product used in the treatment of urinary incontinence in Seniors. Proudly rooted in Jigawa State, Isah says Specxs Care was born from a deep desire to revolutionise healthcare, expand universal health coverage, and ensure affordable healthcare services in the state and across Nigeria.
Dr. Aishat Adeniji (Co-Founder & CEO, HealthPort) Aishat Adeniji (Co-Founder & CEO at HealthPort) established the company as a digital health startup bent on improving maternal and pediatric hypoxia outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa, through data-driven critical medical supply distribution. Her company’s patient-centric “Oxygen-as-a-Service” Breathe solution, for example, gives hospitals access to reliable medical oxygen supply, using sustainably powered modular oxygen devices that are installed near-site or on site, and supported by proactive demand forecasting. Dr. Aishat Adeniji 🎥 For NumerisMedia x GITEX Africa 2024 By bringing innovative technologies together, HealthPort is bridging any gaps in infrastructure, knowledge and costs in…
The continent’s biggest tech and startup event, GITEX AFRICA, returned for its second edition (May 29-31, 2024), with the three-day gathering bringing together global and African tech ecosystems, and fostering collaboration to propel Africa’s AI economy onto the world stage. From regional innovators to international investors, participants will forge powerful connections that will shape the future of African technology for generations to come. The Prime Minister of Morocco, H.E. Aziz Akkanouch, led the official inauguration and VIP tour of GITEX AFRICA. Running until May 31, the event welcomes over 1,400 exhibiting tech enterprises and startups, more than 350 leading investors…
Lillian Barnard (President, Microsoft AFrica) Microsoft is set to host the African Startups AI Fest – the largest Microsoft Africa virtual event on the continent. The event, scheduled for 6 June 2024, will take place in Johannesburg, South Africa, with virtual access available to attendees across the continentMARRAKECH, Morocco, May 29, 2024/ — The hybrid event will bring together startup founders and pioneers from across Africa; Microsoft’s startup partners and customers will take to the main stage to share their stories of success; Up to 10,000 startups will be given access to industry-specific expertise and insights on how best to take…
🎥 Travis Adkins Two weeks ago, the U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF) was thrilled to announce its latest Request for Applications for African agricultural cooperatives, producers, or enterprises to receive up to $250,000 in grant funding. Eligible countries are: Burundi, Cote d’Ivoire, DRC, Liberia, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia. While the video above gives some background and insight, more details on eligibility, proposal submission, and deadlines for each country can be found on the USADF website. Nigeria, for example, has a submission deadline of June 30, 2024. This applies to entities operating in the Federal Capital Territory, Nasarawa,…