Photo: First African smartphone released. Congo’s Elikia costs 130 euros

Designed by a 27-year-old Congolese, the first African smartphone emerged on the market. It costs 130 euro.

Called “Elika” (hope-in the local dialect), the first smartphone ever designed and produced in Africa is available on Congo’s market, starting last Friday, says French press. The sale price of the gadget is equivalent to 130 euros, a price which, although higer than the minimum wage in the African nation, is classified as reasonable by the phone’s “creator”, Verone Mankou.

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The young man spent 90,000 euros to develop the first African smartphone but admitted that it was assembled in China, because of much lower costs.