Lelije Solutions International
Founded by Dr. Tsedenia Fasil, CEO, Lelije Solutions International is transforming school transportation in Ethiopia with a secure, efficient, and cashless digital platform. Addressing issues like student safety, punctuality, and payment inefficiencies, Lelije offers real-time tracking, digital payments, and one-time rides using digital IDs.
Targeting Ethiopia’s 21 million students, Lelije has secured licensing, partnerships, and awards like Bruh and Solve IT, positioning itself as a leader in modern school transportation solutions.
I Capital Africa Institute
Founded by Dr. Gemechu Waktola in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, I Capital Africa Institute is focused on revolutionizing parking management with its Shofer parking solutions. Dr. Waktola, seeing the challenges in urban transportation, particularly parking, established the Institute to introduce innovative, technology-driven solutions for better efficiency and security.The Institute specializes in digital parking solutions that integrate app technology for real-time tracking and digital payments, addressing major issues such as unregulated parking fees and inadequate parking space management..
Yango transforms urban mobility with its user-friendly app, designed to make city travel seamless and affordable. With options like Economy, Comfort, and The Fastest, Yango caters to a variety of needs and preferences. Additional features include Smart Destinations for planning routes with multiple stops, the ability to request rides for others, and a referral program that offers discounts.
Prioritizing safety and innovation, Yango employs skilled professionals who enhance the urban transport experience. The service is accessible directly through the app, ensuring a flexible and efficient approach to navigating city landscapes.
Tolo Transport, co-founded by Tibebe Solomon, is revolutionizing mobility in Addis Ababa with its eco-friendly and efficient bike taxi service. Tolo Transport stands out as the first exclusively licensed provider of moto taxi and on-demand services in the city, utilizing advanced technology and applications to enhance urban transit. The service prioritizes safety, timeliness, and convenience, offering an environmentally-friendly alternative to traditional transport methods. With a strong commitment to reducing traffic congestion and fuel costs, Tolo Transport provides a fast, affordable, and reliable solution for daily commuters, contributing to a greener and more sustainable urban environment.
ZMall+, established as a digital entrepreneurship platform in Addis Ababa, is revolutionizing the delivery landscape by promoting environmental sustainability and creating substantial job opportunities. With a commitment to ecological development, ZMall+ utilizes electric motorcycles and advocates for recyclable waste reduction solutions. The platform is distinguished by its efforts to reduce carbon emissions and its focus on sustainable urban development. Additionally, ZMall+ is dedicated to fostering economic growth by generating over 1,000 jobs, half of which are aimed at empowering women, and providing viable employment avenues for the youth. By integrating training in food safety, customer service, and road safety, ZMall+ not only enhances the capacity of its drivers but also nurtures innovation within the digital economy, making significant strides in supporting local businesses and contributing to the local economy.
Founded by Blen Hailu, Kabba aims to alleviate the challenges of overcrowded vehicles and inadequate services in Addis Ababa, Kabba introduces a technologically advanced, AI-driven platform for reliable and affordable travel. The service focuses on the safety and punctuality of students and employees, offering pre-scheduled, demand-based routes and in-advance booking through a user-friendly mobile app. With a vision to reshape African public transport, Kabba not only promises a stress-free commuting experience but also empowers youth and women by providing sustainable income opportunities and safer workplaces.
Founded by Amir Redwan, ChipChip is an FMCG startup aiming to transform Ethiopia's agricultural supply chain. The platform connects farmers directly with consumers, enhancing efficiency and affordability. ChipChip's 'farm2fork' logistics and 'social buying' features ensure fair prices for consumers and maximize farmers' profits. Aspiring to become the Pinduoduo of Africa, ChipChip focuses on empowering both consumers and farmers in the food supply chain.
Chap Chap, led by CEO and Co-founder Miss Sisay Mandefro, is a logistics solution based in Addis Ababa, focusing on the logistics needs of the city’s residents. Chap Chap serves as a digital bridge connecting residents with delivery needs to nearby drivers owning various types of vehicles, offering a simpler, convenient, and cost-effective way of moving goods. Chap Chap is committed to revolutionizing the logistics sector by leveraging technology to provide seamless and efficient logistics solutions, addressing the growing demand for delivery services in the city.