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Welcome Amsterdam School of Business to South Africa

It is that time of the year again where RLabs South Africa have a team from the University of Amsterdam School of Business, Executive Masters in Information Management programme joining us to equip and empower some of our local projects in Cape Town. The challenge this year for the team of the Netherlands has been [...]

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RLabs extends its counseling services to Facebook

Over the last 3 years RLabs have been providing counseling support services to over a million users via mobile phones (majority via MXit chat). With a continuous demand for social support services beyond just mobile phone chat, RLabs have teamed up with JamiiX to launch its support services via Facebook. The opportunity to extend its [...]

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JamiiX hits 30 Million messages and wins SAFIPA award

The first product to be incubated through RLabs, JamiiX, have reached another milestone of processing more than 30 Million messages since its launch last year June. JamiiX that was supported by SAFIPA during the commercialization stage has been growing from strength to strength and currently having clients in 14 countries. They’ve also won the award [...]

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RLabs Portugal mobilizing champions for Social Change

It has been just over a year since our last visit to Porto, Portugal where the RLabs movement started its first international social franchise. Being back with champions Tiago and Gustavo was a wonderful opportunity to connect and assess the growth of RLabs in Portugal. The visit by Marlon and Rene gave RLabs the opportunity [...]

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Announcing RLabs Somaliland

Today was another exciting day for us as we announced a partnership between ExtendedBITS and RLabs to start the first ICT Innovation Incubator in Somaliland. This will provide young people from Somaliland the opportunity to not just gain valuable ICT and Entrepreneurship experience but also provide an opportunity to grow a new breed of African [...]

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