Solving Africa's Development Problems | Startup Battlefield Africa

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Recorded on October 11, 2017. Dr. Solomon Assefa (IBM Research – Africa), Rebecca Enonchong (AppsTech), Wambui Kinya (Andela), and Juliana Rotich (Africa Tech Ventures, BRCK) talk with TC’s Megan Rose Dickey.

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Solving Africa's Development Problems | Startup Battlefield Africa
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