kekuramusa

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by kekuramusa 4y ago
In that case you should create a gift economy product in Africa. I encourage you to spend time on the ground speaking with people and seeing what individuals need/desire. We're not a dispassionate westerners building products for
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Hey. Thanks for the question. It come from the households paying money for the solar panels every month rather the electricity. They pay for 2 years and then they own the solar panels. The average home in Port Loko can afford it as long as
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Thanks for pointing out these issues. Just for transparency, I'm a US citizen so I originally registered a Delware LLC. But I now live in the UK and our early customers are here so made sense to create a UK entity instead. Foolishly we
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
We've actually only served family and friends. Everyone else goes to a waitlist. Just to respond to the criminal offense part. Thanks for your list!
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Thanks for sharing this article! It accurately describes the damaging effects of small cash loans to entrepreneurs in these regions. Our company is a direct response to that. Having lived in Sierra Leone and having family members in the vil
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Hey. I'm a co-founder at Nowala. You are definitely correct in stating that we're not interested in charity. As someone who has lived in West Africa and has many family members living in these villages, I can say that charity is n
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Hey thanks for this feedback. I'm a co-founder at Nowala. While I can say that we're not a scam at all, why should you trust that haha We've noted the terms of service point. If you could highlight other issues that lead you
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by kekuramusa 4y ago
Hey thanks for this detailed feedback. I'm a co-founder at Nowala. Seems like we have some work to do for an online launch as our early customers come from people who know and trust us. Our FCA regulation is in process but we still mad