Digiflynt

The enhancement of the broadband envelope in West Africa is a key to boost global connectivity.
The pandemic has accelerated the demand for technology to be more nimble, quicker, more intuitive, and simpler to comprehend, regardless of its users' differences.
The West African states in this context struggle to rapidly adjust to the new normal of remote working opportunities, online health consultation, communicating with family and colleagues, and using a variety of educational, vocational, entertainment, and other services online.
Innovation is only valued when it is used to solve issues, and the West African companies along with the government have a responsibility to create the technology platforms that will enable user base to remain flexible and relevant in the times to come.

We at DigiFlynt believe that innovation is the bedrock of development. By enabling affordable internet connectivity and secure database management systems West Africa will empower it’s people.
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Winning a medal for your country is a dream of many.
Imagine the happiness of Hugues Fabrice Zango when he won the first medal for his country Burkina Faso at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.
The triple jump athlete’s 17.47m jump won him the bronze medal.
It is the first Olympic medal for the country of Burkina Faso.
It was the nation’s 10th appearance at the Olympics games.
Another statistics to note down is that Burkina Faso became the 100th country to win a medal in athletics at the Olympic Games.

Digiflynt cheers for athletes of West Africa to excel at major and global events of sports.
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Covid pandemic has hit every country in the world and disrupted its economy.
Going back to the pre-Covid situations is difficult for developing and underdeveloped countries.
In such crucial times, The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) development agency of the US has reached out to West Africa to offer help.
Three Senegalese businesses are given a chance to create new employment opportunities through funding of USD 9.9 million in investment.
The aim of the funding is to help West Africa recover its economy.
The partnership of 60 years between USAID and Senegal will continue to help the West African country to regain its economy's position.
Biosene - a female-led food company, Enterprise Aïssatou Gaye and Club Tiossane are the companies that are on the receipt of this funding by USAID.
All three companies are food-related organizations, and the investment will be used to increase the size of their operations that will provide new employment opportunities.
What we need are accurate digital databases and digitization of records to ensure that the aid and investment is managed accurately.
Digiflynt has been doing just that for years & is ready to take on more.
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