Local Start-up secures additional venture capital funding

Nkuranga started GET IT in 2014, a few years after she had moved to Rwanda working for Nike Foundation where she was managing the foundationu2019s global communications. She started with $5,000 of her personal savings, but has subsequently raised $1.5 million in equity funding. / Courtesy.
Nkuranga started GET IT in 2014, a few years after she had moved to Rwanda working for Nike Foundation where she was managing the foundation’s global communications. She started with $5,000 of her personal savings, but has subsequently raised $1.5 million in equity funding. / Courtesy.
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