Rwanda’s Entelon is building AI for organisations still running on paper

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Rwanda’s Entelon is building AI for organisations still running on paper, according to Disrupt Africa. Rwandan startup Entelon is building AI products and custom systems that take over the slow, manual work many African organisations still depend on. Founded in Kigali in August 2025 by Alain Barsime Shema and Don Durkheim, Entelon has developed a suite of products spanning health, research, education, customer experience and travel, alongside custom AI systems [...] The post Rwanda’s Entelon is building AI for organisations still running on paper appeared first on Disrupt Africa .

Founded in Kigali in August 2025 by Alain Barsime Shema and Don Durkheim, Entelon has developed a suite of products spanning health, research, education, customer experience and travel, alongside custom AI systems built for individual organisations. The startup’s products include Mamora AI, a community wellbeing platform built for HDI Rwanda, through which residents report symptoms and conditions in their community to help detect disease outbreaks early.