Reader expresses gratitude

Thank you for the story of the Enotifii cellphone which is the first African ICT invention that is helping on inequality, unemployment while helping our education to be better and growing our economy.

At the South African innovation summit that was held on August 26 to 30 in Sandton at the Independent Development Corporation, I had an opportunity to be interviewed by BBC news.

The Enotifii cellphone was among five awesome new South African inventions, according to HTXT.africa. This gets a mention from HTXT.africa editor, Adam Oxford because it was the only invention in the Inventor’s Garage that was actually built in a garage.

It was also the only African invention which is in the consumer electronic for ICT same as the Apple product and services. This makes me, Kenneth Miya, the inventor of the Enotifii cellphone, to come close to Steve Jobs who invented the first personal Computer in a garage with minimal resources without the help of a lab and his buddy Wozniek.

While I was in Johannesburg, doing my practical work at a company which instals Telkom Mobile or 8ta towers in Gauteng, lots of people have telecalled me, but they wanted to be employed now, although I told them our Goll Inc company will start operating next year.

They didn’t understand and insisted that I have to pre-employed them. I was so impressed about the ideas that they have suggested to do, they told me they will help by letting people know about the initiative we have taken of offering away shares to people where Mpumalanga News didn’t reach.

Thank you Mpumalanga News because the publishing of your story about the Enotifii cellphone, has created 10 jobs for people in our province.

The employed people are now letting the Mpumalangans that , for the first time, we are doing what Steve Jobs and Bill Gates did when they started Apple and Microsoft companies in their father’s garage and created lots of jobs.

A technology innovation company is now a sure way to generate good legacy returns. Internationally we have Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, Walmart and Verizon. Nationally we have MTN, Vodacom, FNB, Absa, Multichoice and Shoprite.

Our Enotifii cellphone from Goll Inc is working hand in hand with all the mentioned companies and our African brothers don’t have real shares in these companies.

Whether we like it or not, the innovation consumer electronics ICT companies (Apple, Samsung, Google, Microsoft, Walmart and Verizon) will still influence consumers for the next 30 years. Despite the economic crisis the past several years, we haven’t seen any significant drop on innovative ICT product/services spending from consumers/customers.

I thank you again for making a difference in people’s lives, without your paper, they would have not known. (Tati tachamuka eMpumalanga).