MSc in Business Innovation, 12+ years of experience in the pharmaceutical field & business innovation
Voltron Operations is a leading Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) company dedicated to delivering innovative solutions that streamline operations and enhance productivity for businesses across various industries. With a commitment to excellence, Voltron specializes in customer service, technical support, data management, and back-office operations.
Young a very and very good at financial planning and predictions for business currently working on opening a production plant of fuel in Botswana.
Join Our Friday Jam Session: Your Business, Your Voice!
Calling all Jamiipreneurs! This Friday, 30 August at 11:00 CAT, we’re hosting a relaxed and vibrant Jam Session, and we want YOU to be part of it.
- Jamii-Jam Session
- Friday, 30 August · 11:00am – 12:00pm (CAT)
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We're keeping it real — no boring PowerPoints, no stiff formalities. Just a casual, live chat where you get to tell us what you need and how JamiiTrade can be your partner in taking your business to the next level.
Think of it as a brainstorm session where your ideas take center stage, and our community and platform managers are here to listen, support, and collaborate with you.
We’re looking forward to connect, hear your story, and explore how we can grow together. See you on Friday!
I’m a self-motivated, energetic and hardworking man who completed my B-Tech in Strategic Management from Walter Sisulu University and Post Graduate Diploma in BA with UKZN. I also possess both Assessor and Facilitator certificates in my name. I’m capable of working individually as well as in a team. I am currently finalizing my Masters degree with University of KwaZulu Natal (UKZN). I possess administrative, presentation and leadership skills, also having inspirational abilities to get the best out of others.
Taking into Account my experience as an Online Academic Adviser for 7 different colleges namely Damelin, DCC, City Varsity, Lyceum and ICESA. I am confident enough that my experience is sufficient to take your organisation to the next level. For the past 5 years, I have been working as an Online Course Lecturer and student administrator for Damelin Online Course Programmes.
i am an individual who is on the journey of starting clothing line business, and i am deeply interested in knowing about Africa and being able to bring solutions to problems that we are facing Africans
Kulani Mabuza is the visionary founder of Innovation Nexis, a leading digital marketing agency specializing in software, marketing, and brand solutions. With a strong foundation in Science and Mathematics, Kulani brings a unique analytical perspective to crafting innovative strategies that drive tangible results. A passionate entrepreneur with a keen eye for digital trends, Kulani is committed to delivering exceptional value to clients by harnessing the power of technology and creativity.
My name is Francis Anthony,By Nickname Am Lamu Prince.Am from My Mother Land Kenya from The Most Gorgeous and Beautiful Island in the World Lamu.
In 2018, Rwanda spent $40 million to be on the sleeve of Arsenal’s jersey.
Everyone thought they were nuts.
This was a country nine times smaller than the UK - with a GDP of $10 billion and an average income of $700 per Rwandan.
So - why were they paying off one of the richest football clubs in the world?
Well, Rwanda had a plan.
They wanted to flip their painful past on its head and be a top destination for tourism and business.
The campaign, “Visit Rwanda” was born to bring the world to Rwanda.
And they invested heavy - into football.
Rwanda dropped $40 million to get onto Arsenal’s jersey.
And the deals didnt stop with Arsenal:
- Rwanda paid 10 million Euros to sponsor Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in 2019.
- Last year, Bayern Munich signed a five-year deal with Rwanda (but they kept the dollar figure sealed..)
These clubs promote Rwanda with “Visit Rwanda” in their stadiums on game days and on their jerseys.
So why football?
Well, Rwanda figured that football isn’t just a game.
It’s a movement.
Stadiums get packed with fans who are emotionally attached to these clubs - through wins and losses.
And brands want to get in on this passion.
So it's not surprising that football sponsorships is a $39.36 billion industry.
But it seems that there’s value for money.
That Arsenal sleeve gets seen 35 million times a day.
Now, Rwanda is in that global spotlight.
And the millions have come back around:
In 2022, Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain generated over $160 million in media value for Rwanda.
And five years since the Visit Rwanda campaign kicked off:
- Tourism revenue soared to $620 million, from $438 in 2017
- Over 1.4 million tourists visited Rwanda last year (3x more than in 2021)
But football is just one thing Rwanda bet big on.
Today on Tech Safari, Mercy Awiti is diving Rwanda's full Visit Rwanda playbook.
