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They Call Him "Africa’s Steve Jobs” 🇨🇩📱

Verone Mankou grew up in Congo and loved computers from a young age. By 2006, he realized most Africans couldn’t afford a computer or internet. So in 2009, with little hardware experience and $150K, he started VMK to make affordable tech. He learned from scratch, traveled to China, and in 2011 launched Africa’s first locally designed tablet. A year later, he released the Elikia smartphone. By 2015, he moved production to Brazzaville and aimed to make 4 million phones a year. He later launched VMK Market for African developers and VMK Academy to train tech talent. So what would it take for an African-made smartphone brand to compete globally?