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Afrimobility, the Venture Capital of AKWA Group, will be taking part in GITEX Africa 2024 (www.GITEXAfrica.com) from May 29 to 31 in Marrakech. The event, which brings together key players in the African technology industry, offers Afrimobility an opportunity to show its support for innovative startups that are working to advance technology on the continent.

Afrimobility has made investments in several countries, including France, USA, Canada, Egypt, Senegal and Nigeria. The fund supports entrepreneurs in various fields such as HealthTech, DeepTech, GreenTech, Fintech and Agri-Food Tech.

In less than four years, Afrimobility has made 22 investments and recorded two exits. The fund benefits from AKWA GROUP synergies and network, enabling it to support promising startups.

A good example of this support is the partnership with the HEC incubator at Station-F in Paris, via the “50 Sprints” program, funded and sponsored by Afriquia. This partnership offers startups in Afrimobility’s portfolio a three-month acceleration at Station F.

Afrimobility also contributed to the creation of FastVolt, the first public network of charging stations for electric vehicles in North Africa, demonstrating its ability to support promising projects.

“Afrimobility aims to facilitate the African technology ecosystem by encouraging the sharing of knowledge and innovation between different regions of the world”, says Moulay Hafid Amrani, Managing Director of Afrimobility.

Afrimobility aims to be a partner for the visionary entrepreneurs who are building Africa’s future, offering them support and environment for innovation.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of GITEX Africa.

Press contact:
Fatima-Ezzahra SAADANE
f.saadane@akwagroup.com

TTH Company: An Innovative Showcase at GITEX AFRICA 2024

AfricaNews

May 29, 2024

TTH Company, a leader in advanced security and display solutions, is proud to announce its participation in GITEX AFRICA 2024 (www.GITEXAfrica.com), the largest technology and startup event in Africa, held from December 16 to 19, 2024, in Marrakech.

A Commitment to Innovation and Security

In response to the growing demand for smart and secure cities in Africa, TTH Company is dedicated to transforming urban environments through the integration of advanced technologies based on artificial intelligence (AI). Our mission is to drive innovation to create smart cities that meet the future needs of their inhabitants and institutions.

An Immersive Stand to Discover the Future

At GITEX AFRICA 2024, TTH Company will impress visitors with a spectacular stand located in Hall 1, in the Cloud, IoT, and AI section. This immersive stand will showcase the breadth of our innovative AI-based solutions for foresight and display. Visitors will discover how AI can revolutionize various sectors, including:

Foresight and Security: Intelligent surveillance systems with facial recognition and image analysis to anticipate threats and protect people and property.
Dynamic Display: Cutting-edge LED and LCD display solutions for captivating communication and optimal customer experience.
Smart Building Management: Optimized systems for energy efficiency, occupant comfort, and building security.
Crowd Management: Intelligent solutions to manage queues, optimize movement, and ensure safety in public places.
And much more!

Experts at Your Disposal

Experts from TTH Company will be present at the stand to answer all your questions and guide you through the discovery of our innovative solutions. They will help you understand how TTH Company can assist you in overcoming your challenges and achieving your goals.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to discover the future with TTH Company at GITEX AFRICA 2024!

Our Specialized Departments

To offer comprehensive and high-quality service to our partners, TTH Company has several specialized departments:

Client-Dedicated Marketing Agency (Free of Charge): Our in-house marketing agency works closely with our clients to develop personalized and effective strategies.
Training Department: With an average of 70 training sessions per week in various cities, we ensure our partners are always at the forefront of the latest technologies and industry practices.
Project Engineering Department: We support our clients in their complex projects, from design to implementation, offering end-to-end technical support.
Customer Service Department and Repair Workshop: Our after-sales service and repair workshop meet all needs in real-time, ensuring seamless service continuity.

Partnerships and Innovations

We collaborate with renowned international brands to offer the highest quality products and services:

Unilumin: A global leader in LED displays.
Lampro: A specialist in cutting-edge display technologies.
Dahua: A benchmark in AI-based security solutions.
Imou: A subsidiary of Dahua providing accessible security solutions.
Bunka: Advanced communication solutions integrating AI.
TTLink: Our proprietary brand, dedicated to innovation and technological development.

Commitment and Recognition

Our participation in GITEX AFRICA Morocco, under the High Patronage of His Majesty King Mohammed VI and organized in partnership with the Digital Development Agency (ADD), underscores our commitment to technological innovation and digital transformation in Africa.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of GITEX Africa.

Press Contact:
Badr Messaoudi
Marketing Director, TTH Company
Phone: +212 645 778 378
Email: b.messaoudi@tthgroupe.com

Tyson Fury’s unbeaten record was ground to dust in the Saudi desert

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May 29, 2024

Tyson Fury’s unbeaten record was ground to dust in the Saudi desert

Ukrainian warrior Oleksandr Usyk outpointed Fury to become the first undisputed heavyweight champion of the world since Lennox Lewis a quarter of a century ago. Despite losing the recent ever biggest bout Fury collected more than Usyk following the pre-bout deal. Fury bagged 80 Million Pound while the Ukrainian collected 30-50 Million.

Usyk is three stones lighter and seven inches shorter than Britain’s Gypsy King but this toughest of cookies proved that a good little ‘un can defeat a good big ‘un, contrary to boxing’s oldest adage.

Especially when the smaller man possesses a heart the size of Usyk’s.

A compelling, high-class contest was neck-and-neck until the end of the ninth round when Usyk landed a crushing left hook which turned Fury’s legs to custard and left him facing a standing count.

The judges gave it to Usyk on a split decision, yet it ought to have been unanimous.

It was a first defeat in 36 professional bouts for Fury – who started off showboating, then began to dominate but was finally battered into near submission by Usyk’s extraordinary counter-attack.

And so Fury surrenders his WBC belt to Usyk – although this was such a brilliant battle that a scheduled rematch later this year will hold extreme intrigue.

Riyadh might be the polar opposite to Las Vegas but the Saudi capital is now the undisputed fight capital of the world – and so a decent number of Brits had made it over for a dry weekend in the Middle East.

The pre-match build-up was much the same as it would have been anywhere – headbutting, argy-bargy, trash-talking and God-thanking.

World record holder Tigist Assefa named to her first Olympics

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May 29, 2024

World record holder Tigist Assefa named to her first Olympics

On the women’s side, the world record holder, Tigist Assefa, has been named to her first Olympic Games for Ethiopia. Assefa set the running world on fire last September with a jaw-dropping world record at the 2023 Berlin Marathon–two hours, 11 minutes and 53 seconds.

Tigist has had a well-polished marathon career so far, winning two of her four races and finishing on the podium in three. Most recently, she finished second to Kenya’sPeres Jepchirchir (the defending Olympic champion) at the 2024 London Marathon, with a time of 2:16:23. This was Assefa’s first loss at an Abbott World Marathon Major.

All eyes will be on the 27-year-old as she tackles the daunting Paris course, which features more than 400 metres of elevation gain. This will be Assefa’s toughest challenge to date.

Joining Assefa on the Ethiopian team are two experienced marathoners: 2023 world championAmane Beriso and 2022 world champion Gotytom Gebreslase. Beriso has finished in the top three of her last six marathons and has thrived in warmer race conditions, taking wins in Budapest, Mexico City and Valencia. Gebreslase has been on the podium in the marathon at the last two world championships.

Like the men, the Ethiopian women’s team looks to end the streak of their East African rival, Kenya. Ethiopia has not won gold in the women’s marathon since Tiki Gelena at the London 2012 Olympics.