Summary
Stemaide, a start-up based in Ghana, has developed science kits to help young Africans learn science and technology without needing the internet. The CEO, Prince Boateng Asare, aims to prepare young people in Africa for future jobs with these educational tools.
Key Facts
- Stemaide is a start-up company in Ghana.
- It produces science kits for young Africans.
- The kits are designed to work without internet access.
- The company began operations in 2022.
- Prince Boateng Asare is the CEO of Stemaide.
- The aim is to equip young Africans with skills for future jobs.
- The article is part of a series about technology in Africa.
