Kalanick & Camp Back in 2009, at a lively co-working space called Rocket Space in San Francisco, there were lots of startups chasing big dreams. Among the clatter of keyboards, two guys, Travis Kalanick and Garrett Camp, were fed up with regular taxis being slow and unreliable. That frustration sparked…
Mo Ibrahim Mo Ibrahim, born in Sudan, faced early challenges but succeeded in the mobile telecommunications industry by founding Celtel International, connecting many across Africa. Beyond business, he founded the Mo Ibrahim Foundation in 2006 to promote good governance and exceptional leadership in Africa, showing his commitment to the continent’s…
Ismail Ahmed Frustrated by the slow and unreliable delivery options in his Ethiopian community, Ismail Ahmed saw an opportunity to bridge the gap. He envisioned a future where everyone could access the products they needed quickly and conveniently. Vision This vision led to the creation of “Yegga,” a company that…
Yasmin Belo-Osagie: Tired of seeing African stories misrepresented or overlooked entirely, Yasmin Belo-Osagie took matters into her own hands. Co-founding “Heiress Films,” she created a platform to elevate African storytellers and their unique perspectives. Her Commitment: Her commitment to amplifying African voices on the global stage champions cultural representation, reminding…
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