Intellegere Media launches BW Lingos

Thursday, July 27, 2017

Intellegere Media, a subsidiary of Intellegere Holdings, has taken a leading position in sharing the rich cultural history of Botswana through technology. The app development company began with the Heritage Series that featured the history of tribes found in Botswana.

An additional development was the more interactive Learn Setswana and Learn Kalanga apps. Intellegere Media launched the BW Lingos project at Botswana Innovation Hub’s First Steps Venture Centre on July 24, 2017.

“We have invested over BWP20 million worth of resources in man hours developing, coding, recording, testing, researching, marketing and so on of the BW Lingos and related mobile apps. We have made learning about our own culture much easier for the modern generation.

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Intellegere Media launches BW Lingos

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