Keeping Up with the Kohorts: 2011

Joining the Anzisha Prize is just a part of these Very Young Entrepreneurs journey, here's what the 2011 fellows have been up to.

2011

George Bakka

George Baaka launched the business incubator Angels Finance Cooperation (AFC) in order to provide...

Adamma Umoefia

On each trip to the bustling local market, Adamma Umeofia saw a powerful opportunity:...

Denise Mulenga

Denise Mulenga has always felt most comfortable expressing her ideas and emotions through art...

Fredrick Swai

During secondary school Frederick Swai often noticed his neighbors’ frustration when they were forced...

Antoinette Furaha

When war forced Antoinette Furaha to flee her homeland of the DRC for the...

Ludwick Marishane

Ludwick Marishane is constantly brainstorming fresh solutions to everyday challenges. By grade 11, he...

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