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The list of the nine startups that will present their projects at Seedstars Kigali in Rwanda on July 20, 2018 has already been released, thanks to ventureburn. The list of nine startups was announced by Seedstars World, one of the biggest start-up challenges for emerging markets. The nine startups will have the opportunity to appear before a panel that includes Studio Red's communications agency, Tanya Mulamula. The panel will also include Ephraim Rwamwenge from Rwa Business Group, Guido von Westerholt, Program Director from Westerwelle Startup Haus and Claudia Makadristo, Regional Director from Seedstars World Africa.
According to Makadristo, there has been a significant improvement in the Rwandan entrepreneurial scene in the recent past. He said they were happy to return to Kigali and looked forward to seeing the result of the recent growth potential of entrepreneurs who will be selected to participate in the Seedstars World Challenge. The event will take place with the support of Westerwelle Startup Haus Kigali and KLab. According to Westerholt, the return of the event in the capital is a confirmation of the positive growth of the local start-up ecosystem and the global interest that it attracts. The nine startups come from a business-to-business financing company, a talent matchmaking site and a company that has developed an AI-compatible device that helps blind people to see. Here is the list of the nine startups.
Tiva Motorcycles. It is an e-commerce application that allows Rwandan motorcyclists to pay for motorcycle services and products using their TIVA portfolios or their mobile phone number accounts.
The Einstein. This allows students in need to obtain philanthropic support. The startup also aims to circumvent the lack of transparency and bureaucracy in the industry.
Blava Fablab Rwanda. The startup has set up a device to help blind artificial vision that works with the help of an activated goal with artificial intelligence (AI).
benefactors. It is a business-to-business finance firm that offers its clients a tailor-made working capital solution in exchange for their unpaid purchase orders or invoices.
Raisin. This is an online ticketing site that supports international payment cards and mobile payment.
Favouriapps. The startup will allow users to save time through the purchase of bus tickets on the sport via the startup's mobile application.
eJobu. Start-up helps self-employed people in Rwanda sell their skills to SMEs.
Comparisol. The startup offered an app that educated people about solar energy. He also offered a market to compare quality and verified solar products for the purchase.
BAG Innovation. It is a talent matching site that connects young Rwandan talents with growing startups. According to information from his website, the startup has trained more than 400 students and has worked with more than 30 companies.
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