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Hello Tractor: How this agritech startup is fueling agricultural prosperity in Africa

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Hello Tractor: The agri-tech startup fuelling agricultural prosperity in Africa

Hello Tractor has emerged as a trailblazer in revolutionizing agriculture through cutting-edge technology.

Founded with a vision to address the challenges faced by smallholder farmers, Hello Tractor has become a beacon of hope, empowering the agricultural sector with innovative solutions.

Hello Tractor was launched in 2014 with a mission to empower smallholder farmers and promote sustainable agriculture through the use of technology.

Led by a team of passionate innovators, engineers, and agricultural experts, Hello Tractor aims to bridge the gap between farmers and the modern tools they need to thrive.

At the core of Hello Tractor’s mission lies a commitment to enhancing agricultural productivity, efficiency, and profitability for smallholder farmers.

Leveraging the power of IoT and AI, Hello Tractor has developed an integrated platform that transforms traditional farming practices.

The startup’s flagship offering is the Smart Tractor, a technologically advanced tractor equipped with IoT sensors.

This smart tractor can be accessed by smallholder farmers through a mobile app, allowing them to request tractor services easily and efficiently.

The platform enables farmers to connect with nearby tractor owners, creating an on-demand tractor service model that optimizes tractor utilization.

Through the Hello Tractor platform, farmers are also able to gain access to real-time data on tractor usage, fuel levels, and maintenance needs.

This data-driven approach enables farmers to make informed decisions, streamline operations, and improve overall farm efficiency.

The startup’s efforts have had a profound social impact, fostering agricultural sustainability, reducing rural unemployment, and empowering women in agriculture.

Hello Tractor’s innovative approach has earned them international recognition and numerous awards, solidifying its position as a leading force in the agritech

By empowering smallholder farmers with modern tools and knowledge, they have redefined the agricultural landscape in Nigeria, unlocking new opportunities for growth and prosperity.

As Hello Tractor continues to expand its impact and reach, its dedication to sustainable agriculture and farmer empowerment remains at the heart of its mission, inspiring hope for a thriving and resilient agricultural sector in Nigeria and beyond.

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Nigerian healthtech startup Remedial Health secures $12 million in Series A funding for expansion

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Nigerian healthtech startup Remedial Health secures $12 million in Series A funding for expansion

Remedial Health, a leading health tech startup based in Nigeria, has raised $12 million in a Series A funding round.

The funding round was co-led by QED Investors and Ventures Platform.

Launched in 2022, Remedial Health aims to revolutionize healthcare access and delivery in Africa by leveraging cutting-edge technology.

The company is on a mission to digitize the pharmaceutical supply chain by providing software for pharmacies and hospitals to manage their inventory and sales.

The startup also helps pharmacies source pharmaceutical products for their shelves from major manufacturers and distributors, including GSK, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Emzor, and Fidson Healthcare.

The newly secured capital will be used to further expand their platform’s capabilities and scale operations.

Remedial Health’s Series A funding comes during increased interest and investment in Africa’s health tech sector.

With a rapidly growing population and advancements in technology adoption across the continent, investors are recognizing the immense potential for innovative healthcare solutions.

As the healthcare landscape continues to evolve, startups like Remedial Health are at the forefront of driving innovation and leveraging technology to improve lives, making strides towards a healthier and more equitable future for Africa.

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Kenya’s leading telco Safaricom to start investing in tech startups via new funding ventures

Kenya's leading telco Safaricom to start investing in tech startups via new funding ventures
Safaricom, Kenya’s leading telecommunications giant, has revealed its ambitious plan to bolster the tech startup ecosystem by launching two new subsidiaries.
 

This strategic move is aimed at investing in and supporting innovative tech startups in Kenya and beyond.

With a strong commitment to nurturing local talent and driving digital innovation, Safaricom seeks to play a pivotal role in propelling the growth of the technology sector and fostering entrepreneurial success in the region.

The two new subsidiaries introduced by Safaricom are:

– Safaricom Ventures: Safaricom Ventures will function as the company’s corporate venture arm, focusing on investing in early-stage tech startups.

Through this subsidiary, Safaricom aims to identify and back promising entrepreneurs with cutting-edge ideas that align with its core values of digital transformation and customer-centric innovation.

– Safaricom Innovation Lab: The Safaricom Innovation Lab is an incubation center designed to nurture startups through their initial stages of development.

The lab will offer a conducive environment for entrepreneurs to experiment, develop prototypes, and refine their business models.

The lab will have state-of-the-art facilities, expert guidance, and collaborative spaces to foster creativity and idea-sharing among budding entrepreneurs.

The introduction of Safaricom Ventures and the Safaricom Innovation Lab brings a wealth of opportunities for the startup community in Kenya and beyond.

Safaricom’s decision to invest in tech startups through Safaricom Ventures and the Safaricom Innovation Lab is a significant leap towards nurturing innovation and driving technological advancements in Kenya and beyond.

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