Gebeya: The Pan-African Marketplace for Detecting Talents

Gebeya: The Pan-African Marketplace for Detecting Talent

The Pan-African Marketplace for Detecting Talents

It is an honor for us, Gebeya, to be included among the 50 innovative startups that can change Africa. We aim to set up a “marketplace” that will connect companies from all over the world with the technological talents of Africa. In issue 65 of CIO Mag, Amadou Daffe, co-founder of Gebeya, explains how the pan-African start-up intends to solve the problem of the shortage of talent in Africa. #gebeyatalent #bestofafricantalent #africa #talent #futureofwork

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