Rwazi Launches App For Live Data & Employment For Youths In Africa Curbing Unemployment Effects Due To Covid-19.

RWAZI LAUNCHES APP FOR LIVE DATA & EMPLOYMENT FOR YOUTHS IN AFRICA CURBING UNEMPLOYMENT EFFECTS DUE TO COVID-19. Submission Details

Author: Melody Kapasura from Rwazi.
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About Rwazi
Rwazi is a startup found in 2018 with headquarters in Mauritius but operating in 40 countries across Sub Saharan Africa. Aside from providing live data for companies, Rwazi will be launching an application that allows consumers to access data on the quantity and pricing of products in outlets, primarily focusing on essentials such as hygiene and food products. The company has successfully tracked more than 100 products including Coca Cola, Vaseline, Dangote cement, Blue Band etc. Visit https://rwazi.com/ to learn more, follow us on LinkedIn, FaceBook, Twitter, Instagram and subscribe to our YouTube channel.

If you would like more information about this topic, please call Melody Kapasura at +230 57559329, or email melody.kapasura@rwazi.com.
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Contact: Melody Kapasura
Phone: +230 5755 9329
Email: melody.kapasura@rwazi.com
Title: PR & Communications Lead
Company Name: Rwazi
Website URL: https://rwazi.com/

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