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Edith Joseph Inyang is building Fruits and Veggies Signatures in Uyo, Nigeria, transforming locally sourced ingredients—particularly nutrient-rich fonio—into healthier food products for people with diabetes and those seeking better nutrition and lifestyle choices.
Ali Issah is building Progal Agro Processing Ltd in Kumasi, Ghana, turning locally sourced cassava into gari while reducing post-harvest loss and creating opportunities for smallholder farmers and youth.
Meet Migire, a Kenyan entrepreneur turning discarded furniture into affordable, sustainable products while creating jobs for youth. Your gift supports practical training and mentoring for aspiring African entrepreneurs.
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Read the published Migire story in Africa 2100’s community blog, What We Heard When We Handed Over the Mic.
