BUSINESS OF THE MONTH: 247 VoIP SERVICES, LLC
Legal Name of Business: 247VoIP Services, LLC Address of Company: 130 E. Voris St. Akron, OH 44311 Telephone: (844) 247-8647 Website: www.247voipservices.com Email: info@247voipservices.com Date of Incorporation, Registration Number: 01/09/2015, 201500900933 Name of Business Owner: Melvin Ejiogu Email: melvin@247voipservices.com What is the Nature of the business? Voice over IP (VoIP) telephony. We provide business
BVN Enrolment Centres Outside Nigeria
Nigerians living outside the country can now register for their Bank Verification Numbers (BVN), by simply booking an appointment online at www.oisservices.com/bvn or www.vfsglobal.com to enrol for your BVN at the following designated OIS or VSF centres: GTBank London Office 60-62, Margaret Street, London W1W8TF, UK Enrolment Fee: Free for all customers in the U.K Tel: +44
How Africa’s top young entrepreneur for 2015 wants to solve the jobs crisis
Brought to you by: The Anzisha Prize A few weeks ago 22-year-old Chris Kwekowe was announced the 2015 Grand Prize winner of The Anzisha Prize, Africa’s premier award for youth entrepreneurship. He is the first Nigerian recipient of the award and takes home US$25,000. Kwekowe is the co-founder of Slatecube, an online platform he started with
Agriculture: Africa’s once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
Across many emerging economies, rapid industrialisation and urbanisation is placing strains on the world’s food resources. For example, as the Chinese diet changes towards including more meat and moves towards parity (in calorific and compositional terms) with diets of developed countries, an area the size of the UK will need to be farmed, just to
Where are the key grocery retail battlegrounds in Africa?
For more than a decade, the race among grocery retailers to establish and grow their store footprints across Africa has been ongoing. Most casual observers know about Shoprite – which has stores in 14 countries, and Walmart and Casino, which are each in 13 countries. But there are actually four distinct axes of international
African Countries Most At Risk From A US Fed Rate Increase
Most of the world expected the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates today for the first time in nearly a decade, impacting the global economy. Many emerging markets have good reason to worry, CNNMoney reports. Emerging-market companies and governments borrowed heavily in dollars over the last decade because rates were low. Investors eagerly poured money into emerging markets like
10 Things You Should Know About Africa’s Future Workforce
Africa is a continent that is filled with potential, with the population of the continent continuing to grow as an increasingly younger demographic begins to take shape, in contrast to many other parts of the world, where ageing populations are the order of the day. The seventh African Population Conference (APC) jointly hosted by the
Unreasonable East Africa, Startup Accelerator Tells Young Africans It’s OK To Fail
Joachim Ewechu grew up wanting to be an entrepreneur and when he realized other young people in Uganda had similar dreams, he decided to figure out a way to make them come true. Ewechu is CEO and co-founder of Unreasonable East Africa, part of the U.S.-based international business accelerator, Unreasonable Institute, for entrepreneurs who want to address social and environmental issues.
The Business of Death: 4 Niche Businesses That Make Money When People Die in Africa
The truth is, we don’t like to think or talk about death. Unfortunately, it’s a sad reality we have to live with. All of us will die someday. That’s just how the world works. Like most of us who are alive and reading this right now, dead people have needs too. From the time a
Why West Africa’s disregard of mental health leaves us ill-equipped to address suicide-bombing
Cameroonian Monique Kwachou on understanding suicide bombings, the victims of terrorism and the repercussions of societal norms around mental health. It is no secret that Africans generally do not think much of mental health problems. A West African child’s poor performance at school would rarely, if ever, be attributed to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).