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Afropreneurs: Meet the Designer Reinventing Nigerian Workspaces
Remi Dada's Spacefinish is shaking up design to create futuristic work environments for African companies
The Stories You Need to Know: Nigeria's Wealth Inequality, Ugandan Sim Cards and More
From Nigeria's billionaires to Ugandans getting their sim cards verified, here are the stories you need to know.
Afropreneurs: This Startup Is Helping Millennials Find Hassle-Free Apartment Rentals
Whose Your Landlord is the company helping young adults navigate America's ever-changing housing market.
Afropreneurs: How These Coworking Spaces Navigate Ghana's Startup Ecosystem
The growth of Ghana’s startup community and expansion of resources signals that the Black Stars are on the rise.
Afropreneurs: This Company Is Introducing Ethiopia to the Ease of Food Delivery
We speak to the founder of Deliver Addis on the challenges the company has faced as Ethiopia's first food delivery service.
Afropreneurs: This Company Is Bringing Luxury African Fashion Under One Roof Online
Meet the brain behind ONYCHEK—an ecommerce company using African fashion to foster job creation and culture preservation through fashion.
Afropreneurs: These Fly Beanies & Hats Help Protect Your Hair In Style
Meet Grace Eleyae—the force behind the hair protecting Satin-Lines Caps who wants to empower women of color to look and feel beautiful.
Afropreneurs: Meet the Company Bringing the Best of Drone Technology to Ghana
Aeroshutter is a creative drone agency that hopes to contribute to Ghana's economy and future.
Afropreneurs: Meet the Home Décor Company Fusing Brooklyn Cool with Afro-Chic
Okayafrica catches up with Ugandan-American interior stylist, Nasozi Kakembo, on her home décor company, xNasozi.
Afropreneurs: This New At-Home Salon Service Amplifies the Gift of Having Black Hair
Okayafrica learns how Yeluchi by Un-ruly fills the much needed gap of bringing the salon experience to the homes of black women.
Afropreneurs: A Day in Brooklyn with Kenyan Couture Designer Katungulu Mwendwa
Okayafrica's spends the day in Brooklyn with Kenyan designer, Katungulu Mwendwa.
Afropreneurs: The College Student Running a Luxury Jewelry Brand From His Dormroom
Okayafrica speaks to Jameel Mohammed of KHIRY— a brand that takes a stand and embraces its roots in black aesthetics.
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OkayAfrica is the premiere digital platform bringing the worlds of African music, art, culture, style, sports and politics to a global audience. Founded in 2010 as an extension of Okayplayer, OkayAfrica serves as a cultural bridge to foster deeper understanding of the continent, while also building meaningful connections with its diaspora.
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