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Bisa Senegal team met startups incubated at "Impact Hub Dakar" on Thursday 13th of March 2020. The meeting was a way for Bisa to meet different people working in the digital health field and others in Dakar. Among the startups

The Bisa Senegal team met the women from the slum Baraka located in Dakar last month on the 9th of February, 2020. These women organize gatherings weekly to discuss solutions for different issues related to their families and to empower

Our founder Raindolf Owusu was selected as part of 20 diverse African health experts invited by the World Health Organization AFRO region to have an expert consultation meeting on scaling health innovation in Africa which was heald at the WHO

Bisa signed a memorandum of Agreement with the Senegalese Ministry of Health & Social Action for the purpose of deploying BISA FRANCAIS. It was signed on the 4th of July 2019 in the premises of the Ministry of Health in

As part of our scale up in Dakar, Senegal we are training doctors to be part of our official doctors. Learn more about Bisa Francais here www.bisa.sn

Over the years, many Ghanaians have had to depend on family, friends and paid volunteers for blood donations. This is sadly due to an inadequate stock of blood in blood banks across the country.To address this challenge, the National Blood

The French multinational, Sanofi, a partner of Viva Technology, an international event dedicated to the growth of start-ups, digital transformation and innovation, has selected 10 African start-ups who will be able to present innovative solutions to improve access to health