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    Venture Capital Ada Labs to Launch Four Startups by December to Provide Solutions for Africa

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    By Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi on September 2, 2020 Africa, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Investments, Startups, Venture Capital

    Ada Labs Africa with headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya announced that since it’s launch earlier this year, the fusion lab has acquired six startups. The Lab currently has two in the market with the other four launching in the coming months.

    Founded on artificial intelligence and blockchain, Ada Labs is a smart technology incubation hub that focuses on creating solutions that are both socially and economically impactful. The Lab aims to serve a bigger community outside the confines of its facility.

    John Kamara, CEO and Founder at Ada Labs said;

    “Ada Labs is focused on the evolution of smart technologies to create change and on developing the next African entrepreneur. Our focus is not just in technology development but also in developing human beings who will create change. This means that we also evaluate applications on businesses’ potential to add value in the local economy and create new work opportunities.”

    Ada Labs launched earlier this year and is set to leave a mark in the technology industry.The Lab houses startups for a year with a goal of ensuring the input they receive is holistic; ranging from investor relations, operations and administrative support, access to networks, finance, commercialization, public relations, marketing and advertising and capacity building.

    The Lab currently houses AfyaRekod, Paylend, Ecobba, Twaa, Reward Adz and Phema Agri. AfyaRekod and Paylend are in the market, the goal is to fully deploy  the other four startups before December this year.

    “The great leaps we’re making toward creating an ecosystem that will provide solutions for Africans and the world, by Africans and serving the larger community is one of the main reasons Ada Labs was created,”added Mr. Kamara.

    AfyaRekod was created as a patient driven platform, working to ensure the needs of the patient are always met but also offering a unique focus on the patient journey with medical practitioners and health facilities. It is a digital health data platform that allows its users to capture, store, have real time access and mobility of their health data.

    AfyaRekod focuses on disease sequencing to ensure data collected can be used to understand the movement of symptoms, the metamorphosis of symptoms, dynamics of symptoms for different patients and the flow of symptoms.

    “For you to sequence any disease you must always sequence the symptoms, the human is a secondary party. To sequence symptoms you need to collect data from the word go. In relation to machine learning in healthcare, this will  also allow doctors and other health practitioners to generate more revenue and equalize the power of data between the health facility and the patient allowing for a more proactive healthcare ecosystem,” concluded Mr. John Kamara.

    Sequencing of symptoms and movement of these symptoms across multiple locations allows for the platform to eventually have the ability to predict, analyse and inform questions accurately due to it’s AI backbone.

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    Tapiwa Matthew Mutisi has been covering blockchain technology, intelligent technologies, cryptocurrency, cybersecurity, telecommunications technology, sustainability, autonomous vehicles, and other topics for Innovation Village since 2017. In the years since, he has published over 4,000 articles — a mix of breaking news, reviews, helpful how-tos, industry analysis, and more. | Open DM on Twitter @TapiwaMutisi

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