These innovative online-based services want to transform things in Africa

Certainly, youth in Africa don’t lack inspiration, exciting ideas; they are motivated and are progressively targeted and backed by VC, Angel investors and traditional investors. 

Today Connectikpeople.co features: 

Bassita (www.bassita.org); an Egyptian start-up that has developed the idea of “click funding”; where businesses can host their social, cultural or environmental projects and receive donations depending on whether the project reaches its objectives in terms of number of clicks or times shared on social networks.

The socially-responsible start-up upOwa (www.upowa.org) is Cameroon-based Company that has developed an intelligent solar-powered solution that aims to provide electricity to rural areas of Western and Central Africa that have not yet been connected to the national electricity grids.

The Malian company myAgro / N’Ga Sene (www.myagro.org) has developed a mobile application which can enable farmers to buy high-quality seeds and fertilizer, and to benefit from a range of training programs. 

The Moroccan project Kezakoo (www.kezakoo.com) is an e-learning platform that publishes free online educational material (school documents and videos) by allowing members to share their own content with the community.