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Participation at Africa Business Heroes in Kigali on 1-2 September 2023
Participation at Venture Scale Entrepreneurship: Why Ethics Matter on 2 May at Stanford University Department of Management Science and Engineering, United States of America. Participation at the World Bank Youth Summit on 25-26 May at Washington DC, United States of America. Participation at Youth Energy Summit on 20-23 June 2023 at Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi, Kenya, Africa. Participation at the workshop of Unleashing metals 3D printing agility: Jonh Deere’s success story on 27 June 2023 at Mannheim, Germany. Participation at Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation Final on 6 July 2023 at Labadi Beach in Accra, Ghana, Africa. Participation at Visa webinar about Uplifting Communities Through Fintech:Bulding a Pathway to Financial Inclusion on 20 July 2023 on YouTube platform Participation at Emerging Managers in the Age of Artificial Intelligence on 26 July at Stanford University Department of Management Science and Engineering, United States of America. Participation at Techstars Navigating the Intellectual Property Landscape in Artificial Intelligence on 26 July 2023,United States of America Participation at Young Miners Indaba on 28 July 2023 at Gulez Gardens in Kwekwe, Zimbabwe, Africa. Participation at Africa Business Heroes ScaleUp 3:Fundraising for Social Enterprises and from VCs virtually on the zoom platform Participation at Techstars Pitch Deck Review on 1 August 2023, United States of America. Participation at Techstars Payments Powered by Stellar and MoneyGram on 2 August 2023, United States of America. Participation at Cybertech Africa on 1-4 August at Kigali Convention Centre in Kigali, Rwanda. Participation at Techstars Is Your Startup Investable on 8 August 2023, United States of America. Participation at 2023 World Battery and Energy Storage Expo on 8-10 August 2023 in Guangzhou,China. Participation Empowering Youth Ecopreneurs International Youth day on 15 August 2023, Paris,France.

Overview of mobile batteries scrap in society.

Statistically, an average of 700 metric tonnes occurs in mobile electronic devices in each country in Africa. Nevertheless, realistically, 100% of mobile batteries scrap cannot be collected. The proposed recycling plant uses solar energy which uses the sun which appears in the sky with high intensity at an average of 5 hours per day and 300 days per year. The proposed recycling plant thus processes 1 metric tonne per day requiring 43% of the available mobile batteries scrap..