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From Amazon → Facebook → WeWork → Founder in Ghana In this episode, we sit with Rachael Tachie-Menson, founder of Author Digital Labs, as she breaks down her journey through Big Tech and how she’s now helping founders build apps that solve real African problems — and actually make... show more

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