Qualcomm announces successful completion of the second year of the Make in Africa Startup Mentorship Program
Qualcomm Incorporated has announced the successful completion of the second year of its Make in Africa Startup Mentorship Program, culminating in the Make in Africa Finale 2024.
This platform continues to showcase the energy and innovation emerging from the African technology scene, demonstrating Qualcomm’s commitment to supporting startups as part of the broader Qualcomm Africa Innovation Platform.
Now in its second year, this program has successfully guided early-stage technology startups by providing mentorship, business coaching, engineering consultation, and IP protection advice.
This year’s Make in Africa finalists, from six African nations, are tackling real-world challenges across healthcare, agriculture, cutting-edge AI and industrial sectors.
The 2024 cohort includes the following startups; Aurora Health Systems from Kenya provides AI-based cardiovascular healthcare tools, CropScan from Kenya uses solar-powered smart farming IoT devices and Cure Bionics from Tunisia makes smart 3D printed prosthetic devices.
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