From Ingenuity to Innovation: Africa Leapfrogging the 20th Century
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Presentation given by Sean Murphy of Chembe Ventures at the Betavine 3rd Birthday Party, Frontline Club, London, Thursday, February 11, 2010
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From Ingenuity to Innovation: Africa Leapfrogging the 20th Century
- 1. Seed Capital for Web and Mobile Entrepreneurs in Emerging Africa Markets www.chembe.com
- 3. From Ingenuity to Innovation: Africa Leapfrogging the 20 th century Photo Credit www.afrigadget.com
- 4. Everyday African Hacks for Power, Light, Food and Fun
- 5. Photo Credit - Women of Uganda Network
- 6. Photo Credit Matt Berg www.buildafrica.org
- 7. Photo Credit Matt Berg www.buildafrica.org
- 8. Photo credit Paula Kahumbu www.afrigadget.com
- 9. Photo credit Paula Kahumbu www.afrigadget.com
- 11. Top photo credit TMSruge.com Bottom photo credit www.afrigadget.com
- 12. Top photo credit Cedric Kalonji Bottom photo Credit Luca Varaschini
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- 15. Top photo credit www.solanterns.com Bottom photo credit www.whiteafrican.com
- 16. Top photo credit www.businessweek.com
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- 24. M-PESA Photo credit Safaricom
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- 29. MXit link on Nike billboard at OR Tambo Airport - photo credit Shuttleworth Foundation
- 30. Pascal Katana - photo credit www.afrigadget.com
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Hinweis der Redaktion
- â Pascal Katana, a Fourth Year student at the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering at the University of Nairobi, Kenya, developed an electronic device that âautomatesâ fishing. The trap employs amplification of the sound made by fish while feeding. The acoustic signals are radiated and attract other fish who head toward the direction of the source thinking there is food there. Once a good catch is detected by a net weighing mechanism, it triggers a GPRS/GSM device attatched to the system and the fisherman gets a call/sms informing him that his catch is ready. Pascal is in the process of developing a by-catch control system which will ensure that his contraption doesnât cause overfishing.â - http://www.afrigadget.com/2009/07/21/fish-call-the-fisherman/