2014 Anzisha Prize Finalists announced

From Timbuktu Chronicles Fri Aug 29 2014, 16:48:00

How We Made It reports:

The top 12 finalists have been announced for the 2014 Anzisha Prize. The competition recognises and celebrates African entrepreneurs between the ages of 15 and 22 who are using business to solve problems in their communities. The top three winners will be announced on 23 September, and will win a share of the US$75,000 prize money...[continue reading]They are:

Sam Kodo, 22, Togo - developing low-cost computers

Jeffrey Mulaudzi, 22, South Africa - conducting lifestyle tours in a Johannesburg township

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