Dipo Faloyin is a prominent Nigerian-American author, journalist, and senior editor at VICE, widely recognized for his work focusing on race, culture, identity, and history across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He gained international acclaim for his debut non-fiction book, "Africa Is Not a Country," published in 2022, which challenges deeply ingrained Western stereotypes and explores the diverse reality of the African continent. Born in Chicago, raised in Lagos, Nigeria, and currently living in London, Faloyin uses his multicultural background to bring a nuanced, first-hand perspective to global discussions on African identity.
Zisabusolo Willy, professionally known as Liam Voice, is a Ugandan singer and songwriter born on 25 April 1998. Liam was born and raised from Kampala District. He is known for soul touching love songs and he is signed under Cloud Africa management.
Coopy Bly (born December 5, 1988), also known as Emmanuel Edwin Kusaasira, is a Ugandan gospel artist.
Smart Devices () was the consumer-electronics brand of Hefei Huaheng Electronic Technology (), a Chinese company based in Hefei, Anhui. Founded in 2009 by Huang Wang, it sold Linux and Android mobile Internet devices, tablet computers and later smartwatches under the SmartQ name. Its first product, the Linux-based SmartQ 5, reached the Chinese market in 2009.
After 2013 Huang Wang wound down the SmartQ brand and founded a new wearables company, Huami, in December 2013. Meihui Fan, technical director at Hefei Huaheng from 2009 to 2013, later served as chief technology officer of the successor company, Zepp Health. Backed by Xiaomi, Huami designed and manufactured the Mi Band as an original design manufacturer, then grew into a major wearables maker, listing on the New York Stock Exchange in 2018 and renaming itself Zepp Health in 2021. No new SmartQ consumer hardware followed, and the brand was discontinued after about 2014. Though its parent company continued to exist as a legal entity.