In case you missed it, here is the Weecap. Take a look at the top stories on African technology and startups from Knowledge Bandits News this week.
It’s one thing to listen to stories on going about fund raising, but Mark Essien of hotels.ng takes us back to emails from 2012 to show us his approach with Rocket Internet.
Knowledge Bandits posted an article earlier this week about Twitter and the iHub’s Nairobi Tech Week that started on April 27. We can’t wait to hear what sort of lively discussions form as a result of their exciting sessions. The conference, which is being held at Strathmore University, will end on April 30.
A great week for entrepreneur blogging as iRoko founder & CEO, Jason Njoku, talks about the early days of his startup. He talks about the 3,000% ROI an early investor was able to cash out with and drops a few more jewels of wisdom.
Cell C launches LTE-Advanced in South Africa to deliver customers faster data speeds and cater to a fast growing demand in data services and content delivery. Customers should see better coverage and stability. Knowledge Bandits will follow up with Cell C, but let us know your thoughts on LTE-Advanced.
MTN’s new cloud delivery business platform is opening up doors for SMEs in Rwanda and Cameroon. MTN’s cloud platform will be rolled out to Swaziland, Ghana and Uganda by the end of April 2016, so Knowledge Bandits will keep an ear to the metaphoric street.