Keeping Up with the Kohorts: 2014

Joining the Anzisha Prize is just a part of these Very Young Entrepreneurs journey, here's what the 2014 fellows have been up to.

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2014

Jeffrey Mulaudzi

Meet Jeff, a young man who at the height of the 2010 World Cup, started Mulaudzi Bike Tours. All with the hope to nullify the misconceptions about his township - Alexandra.

Alain Nteff

Meet Nteff, alarmed by the high new born and pregnant women death rate in his community , this Cameroonian developed giftedMom, a mobile app to help these women calculate their due dates.

Gabriel Kombassere

Meet Gabriel, a young Ivorian man who's community poverty situation inspired him to make a difference. He founded Ribla Neda, a student run farming organisation that cultivates basic staple food.

Winnifred Selby

Meet Winnifred, at 15 years old co-founded Ghana Bamboo Bikes Intiative in an effort to address unemployment and environment degradation through effective use of local resources.

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