Kidatoはケニアのエドテックのスタートアップ企業です。この企業は、2020年にSam Gichuruによって設立されました。Kidatoでは、中産階級向けに高品質で手頃な教育を、幼稚園から高校までの生徒向けにオンラインの形で提供しています。通常、アフリカにおける親は、子供を生徒と教師の比率が50：1の公立学校に通わせるか、授業料が高い私立学校に通わせるかのどちらかの選択肢しかありません。これに対しKidatoでは、生徒と教師の比率は5：1で、かつ、私立学校と同じレベルの国際カリキュラムをわずかな料金で学ぶ事ができます。
Kidatoは、最初の2つの学期で既に30人の生徒を管理しており、控えている新学期ではその3倍の規模に拡がる想定です。プラットフォームには400人以上の登録学生がおり、200人以上の学生が補足的な学習コンテンツとしてKidatoを頻繁に使用しています。また、Kidatoには30人以上のTutorがいて、その半数がフルタイムの労働者として働いています。
Kidato is an EdTech startup company in Kenya. This company has been established in 2020 by Sam Gichuru.
Kidato is an online school for K-12 students that provides high-quality, affordable education to the growing middle class in Africa. Normally parents in Africa must often choose between either public schools with student-teacher ratios as high as 50:1 or private schools with expensive tuition fees. Kidato classes have student-teacher ratios of 5:1 and teach the same rigorous international curriculum as other private schools — but at a fraction of the price.
Kidato already has managed 30 students in the full school in its first two semesters, and it has enough bookings to triple that in the new school year. It has more than 400 registered students, and over 200 students use it for supplement learning with skill-based classes. Kidato has over 30 tutors, and half of them work as full time worker.
Bamboo is a FinTech startup company in Nigeria. This company has been established in 2019 by Richmond Bassey. Bamboo is an online app that gives Nigerians direct access to the US and the global stock market, including exchange-traded funds. For Africans, investing in the global capital markets is typically expensive and practically inaccessible. This startup has a mobile app that allows individuals to trade the US stock markets.
Bamboo gives unrestricted access to over 3,000 stocks listed on the Nigerian stock exchange and U.S. stock exchanges, right from your mobile phone or computer. Afrricans in Nigeria can now purchase shares in their favourite U.S. companies like Tesla, Facebook and PayPal. Their target is anyone above 18 with at least $20 investible income.
Termii is a Marketing startup company in Nigeria. This company has been established in 2014 by Emmanuel Gbolade. Termii is an online platform that helps company team members secure repeat customers by sending personalized messages in multiple ways. Termii helps African businesses communicate with customers across SMS, email, voice, and instant messaging channels.
Positioning itself in the fast-moving space, Termii created an API-based communication infrastructure. The startup’s API platform currently serves more than 1,000 businesses across Africa and over 500 fintech startups including Piggyvest, uLesson, Bankly, Helium Health, Paga, and TeamApt.
OMG Digital is a Marketing startup company in Ghana. This company has been established in 2016 by Dominic Mensah. It manages digital media that builds media brands for African millennials. This company currently operates in Ghana, Nigeria, and Kenya, with 25 team members including creators and curators, and these contents are tailored to specific African countries and cultures. This online platform also produces video content focused on culture and hyper-local recipes.
OMG Digital monetises through digital marketing business. Around 80 % of its ad sales are from banner ads. As global clients, this company have a partnership with Coca Cola, Huawei, KFC and Philips.
Healthlane is a Healthcare startup company in Nigeria. This company has been established in 2020 by Alain Nteff.
Healthlane offers an application that helps people easily get quality and affordable healthcare services. It enables users to book appointments with more than healthcare providers across Cameroon and Nigeria via its mobile app.
Its user base has already grown to more than 60,000 and its pipeline of hospitals exceeds more than 400.
Kobo360はナイジェリアのロジスティクスのスタートアップ企業です。この企業は、2017年にObi OzorとIfe Oyedele IIによって設立されました。Kobo360は、エンドツーエンドの運送業務を集約するデジタル物流プラットフォームです。この企業は、トラックなどのアセットを所有する側と、そのサービスを必要とする中小企業などを結び付けることによって、アフリカが抱えるロジスティクス分野の課題に対する効果的なソリューションを構築しました。
2017年にローンチされて以来、Kobo360はプロダクトの提供を続けてきました。運営するアプリでは、10,000人以上のドライバーやトラックを管理してきています。また顧客にも彼らのサービスを必要とする有名な企業が名を連ねており、たとえば、Olam、Unilever、Dangote、DHLなどは彼らの主要顧客となっています。
Kobo360 is a Logistics startup company in Nigeria. This company has been established in 2017 by Obi Ozor and Ife Oyedele II. It is a digital logistics platform that aggregates end-to-end haulage operations. The startup company has designed effective solutions for the challenges in the logistics space by connecting asset owners in the industry with the MSMEs that need their services.
Since launched in 2017, Kobo360 has continued to grow its product offerings. They have managed a fleet of more than 10,000 drivers and trucks operating on its application. Their top clients, for instance, are Olam, Unilever, Dangote and DHL.
NowPay is a HRTech startup company in Egypt. This company has been established in 2018 by Mostafa Ashour. NowPay is providing a financial-wellness platform for employees in Africa, such as saving, spending, budgeting and borrowing. This startup enables employees to get their salaries in advance anywhere, anytime during the month.
Launched in 2019, NowPay has managed over $200 million transactions in salaries and it serves clients like Sodic, Axa, ITWorx, Vezeeta, KarmSolar, and many more.
uLesson is an ed-tech startup company in Nigeria. This company has been established in 2019 by Sim Shagaya. The startup uses SD cards as a low-bandwidth way to deliver content and sells digital curriculum to students through them.
The service costs an annual fee of $50, and the application has been downloaded more than 1 million times.
uLesson gets into a live, online platform instead of an offline, asynchronous content play. The startup is already experimenting with live tutoring: it tested a feature that allowed students to ask questions while going through pre-recorded material. The startup got more than 3,000 questions each day. For now, more than 11.4 million questions have been answered.