Suba app launch

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Saturday night witnessed the Accra, Ghana launch of Suba app, an event-based iOS and Android mobile application that allows everyone at fun social gatherings (from concerts to weddings) to see and share photos together in one central photo stream. The two developers of this app , Nelson Klutse and Eric Hackman are graduates of Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST) and now in the Meltwater incubator. Established in Ghana in 2008, MEST offers aspiring African entrepreneurs a fully sponsored two year, intensive full-time program.

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