The Incubator at the Technological Center “digital“, a national platform aimed at empowering telecommunications, information technology and computer technicians, as well as small, medium and large companies, in order to strengthen this subsector of the national economy, graduated the first seven startups for the job market.
Among the graduated startups, Justino Eugénio stands out with the Agro Leva Project, a platform that connects and supports the flow of agricultural products to end consumers.
Small restaurants and agricultural products are also available on its platform for anyone who wants to buy them and even have the opportunity to receive them at home.
Another startup is Buka, run by young Carlos Jaime, a platform that serves to change lives through education.
Buka also has a printing company for the production of various articles and an agency that provides various technological services, such as consultancy, digital marketing, online training and design.
According to the general director of the National Institute for the Promotion of the Information Society (INFOSI), André Pedro, who was at the graduation gala, the Digital.AO Startups Project has two incubation modalities, one resident and the other non-resident.
The resident, he explained, remains incubated for a period of two years, the minimum time for it to acquire the maturity necessary to become a small company.
The general director of INFOSI highlighted that the Internet Governance Forum was entirely produced by a Startup that is involved in the Digital.AO Project.
André Pedro announced that the winners of the Startups received an amount of 500 thousand kwanzas, computers and printers, a free five-year internship and training, access to a residence, and participation in Angotic at zero cost.
