Ghanaian tech talent startup Remoteli has raised US$315,000 in funding from Dutch professional footballer Jeremie Frimpong, aimed at supporting its work in revolutionising the African employment landscape. Launched in 2020, Remoteli is a technology-driven platform that specialises in connecting talented professionals from Africa with innovative companies seeking to build diverse and highly skilled remote workforces. His US$315,000 investment in the startup is designed to speed its expansion and increase its impact. “These collaborations have enabled us to tap into existing networks, promote digital literacy, and create job opportunities for a diverse talent pool,” said Remoteli CEO Samuel Brooksworth. Frimpong is not the only well-known professional footballer making investments into African tech startups.

Source: The North Africa Journal February 14, 2024 15:55 UTC