Zimbabwean software developer Kurt Mbanje has scooped a top award and US$15 000 in a contest organised by global tech giant Huawei.
Mbanje, who studied computer science at the National University of Science and Technology, was commended for his app, Coresthetics, a fitness coach.
Huawei says the Apps Up HMS App Innovation Contest aims to inspire talented developers and students across the globe to create seamless, smart, and innovative applications — while exploring the future of digital intelligence.
Mbanje founded Coresthetics in 2017.
The Coresthetics app is a digital fitness coach designed to help health-conscious individuals reach their fitness goals.
Its key differentiator is that it accounts for the available fitness equipment a user has as well as take into consideration the lack of such equipment.
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