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Forbes Africa Published 12 hours ago From Hollywood exports and Grammy artists to award-winning ideas that can save the world, Africa is not only diverse in its people but also in its industries and creativity. For FORBES AFRICA hundredth issue (since the magazine’s inception in 2011), we decided to curate a list celebrating these very ideas, inventions, and influential role models that have spelt Africa’s growth over the last decade. By Chanel Retief and Simone Umraw AFRICA, A CONTINENT brimming with beauty and diversity, has produced some of the finest minds and most incredible ideas...

If you were to travel across Nigeria, you would probably find yourself appeasing your hunger and thirst through Mai Shayi and Indomie sellers that are common across the country. From making noodles to fixing up beverages, these fast food hubs are especially common in the Northern region of the country, and the sellers usually rely on small-sized generators to keep their running business running at night.  Now thanks to a young inventor named Usman Dalhatu, CEO of Dalsman Tech, a futuristic-looking solar-powered kiosk, called iCart Solution, can help sellers continue their work without the ...

Views: Visits 61 A 200 Level student of the Amadu Bello University (A. B. U) Zaria, Usman Dalhatu, has come up with another useful innovation that has wowed Nigerians on social media. Dalhatu designed a futuristic solar-powered kiosk where “Mai Shais” can conduct their businesses without depending on generators as a source of power. Mai Shais are ‘fast food hubs’ that are common across the country, with a large number of them operating in the Northern region. Their mode of business involves making noodles, toasting bread, frying eggs and making beverages (or tea) for their cl...