A young Tanzanian entrepreneur Godfrey Magila is getting global recognition for his rapid growth in the technology field. But things did not start out easy. He lost both his parents at a very young age but fought through life's hardships and went on to teach himself to code. He then won 200 dollars for a project and that project became his company, Magilatech. Daniel Kijo reports.
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