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Telco firm supported startups benefit from learning tour in China

By Guardian Correspondent , The Guardian
Published at 01:36 PM Jul 09 2024
Leaders: Tanzanian startup founders at Huawei's Shenzhen offices, driven to transform digital landscapes back home.
Photo: Guardian Correspondent
Leaders: Tanzanian startup founders at Huawei's Shenzhen offices, driven to transform digital landscapes back home.

Seven pioneering startups from the Tanzania Innovation ecosystem are innovating for social impact. Selected for Vodacom's prestigious Digital Accelerator Program season 3, these visionary entrepreneurs recently returned from an enlightening trip to Shenzhen, China, a global tech hub.

Among giants of innovation, they gained invaluable insights, fueling their mission to reshape Tanzania's digital landscape. This milestone isn't just progress—it's proof of their steadfast commitment to driving innovation and shaping the future of tech in the region.

Seven startups from Vodacom Digital Accelerator program are embarked on a learning tour to China.
United in Vision: Visitors and Huawei's executive team at Huawei offices, paving the way for tomorrow's tech breakthroughs.
Hands-On Learning: Capturing a group exploring innovation, where diverse ideas fuel creativity.
Welcome to Innovation: UBTECH Robotics welcomes Tanzanian counterparts, showcasing their cutting-edge robotic technology.
Cultural Exchange: Visitors delight in traditional Chinese cuisine and culture during a cheerful breakfast with their hosts.

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