Kwese Africa’s dynamic broadcaster Kwesé today announced the launch of its entertainment and sports television network Kwese TV in Nigeria. The launch of Kwesé TV brings the very best in premium entertainment, international and African series and movies, award-winning children’s entertainment channels, up to-the-minute news and a diverse mix of exclusive channels for the entire family to enjoy. “We are excited to launch our dynamic content business in Nigeria, a market that we know is hungry for a compelling alternative pay TV network. At Kwesé we pride ourselves in having selected a strong general entertainment and sports programming line-up which we believe will be well received by viewers of all ages – kids, young adults, men and women, alike,” expressed Elizabeth Amkpa, General Manager Kwesé TV Nigeria. “Our business is premised on the concept of TV anywhere and everywhere. This means we have made our premiu...
10 African entrepreneurs who’ve lived abroad, but built thriving businesses back home Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Click to print (Opens in new window) These 10 entrepreneurs have all experienced life in developed countries like the US and UK, but recognised the business opportunities back home. 1. Mercy Kitomari, Nelwa’s Gelato Tanzanian Mercy Kitomari is founder and CEO of Nelwa’s Gelato, an ice cream business operating in the financial hub of Dar es Salaam. Her interest in ice cream began while she was studying for an MBA in the UK. She worked part time as a tour guide, and after every sightseeing trip she would take visitors to ice cream parlours at Leicester Square in the heart of London. Upon completing her studies, Kitomari took up a job at a bank in Tanzania . ...
Competition is heating up for Tesla in the world's biggest market for electric cars. Shanghai-based startup NIO is the latest Chinese company to try to get in on the action. It unveiled a 7-seater electric SUV at a glitzy launch event in Beijing over the weekend. Starting at 448,000 yuan (about $68,000), the NIO ES8 is nearly 50% cheaper than Tesla's Model X, which sells for 836,000 yuan (about $127,000) in China. NIO is also offering some Tesla-esque features and perks, including an in-car artificial intelligence system and a charging portal that it says will let drivers change their car batteries in just three minutes. NIO President Lihong Qin told CNN his company plans to "target the middle class in the big cities in China," predicting that market will double in size in the next four to six years. China is already a major market for Tesla ( TSLA ) . It reported revenues of more than $1.5 billion from the country in the first nine month...
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