Kleva Bucks, a tech startup founded by Lucky Kgwadi, a 31-year-old tech entrepreneur and Innovator, has launched a virtual community parliament for South Africans. The platform is called Community Assembly, the virtual community parliament that consists of local ward councilors, community leaders, and the general community. “We aim to provide a service that will create calm and addresses community issues at ease,” Kgwadi says. Ward councilors can create profiles, which enables them to create their own community parliament within 3 minutes and send invitations to other community leaders. The platform also allows members to create profiles and choose their respective community parliament.

Source: The North Africa Journal July 13, 2022 14:30 UTC