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The British Ghanaian breaking barriers in communication

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Meet the young entrepreneur who looks set to make the phrase 'Lost in Translation' obsolete with the launch of his latest wireless technology. Entrepreneur Danny Manu © Mymanu His name is Danny Manu, he is a British-Ghanaian engineer and music producer, and is only 29 years old. He is also the founder/director of Manchester-based start-up company Mymanu and the brains behind Mymanu Clik - the Bluetooth earbuds which allow users speaking in one language to converse with someone else speaking another. Can you ear me? The concept sounds fantastical and futuristic - I know - but as I speak, this technology is undergoing final tests. Customers that have pre-ordered the Mymanu Clik will be able to pick it up in early summer. By late August, the product, which is expected to retail at $300 (£240) will be available to the general public, London-born Manu told MisBeee. Mymanu Clik is the second major offering from this innovative start-up manufacturer. The first is the

MisBeee Writes in the UK and Ghanaian press

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Exploring Britain's African Connections Huffington Post 27 March 2017 Mother's campaign to encourage natural hair Voice Online 26 March 2017 From Brazil to West Africa and Britain: The Story of the Taboms (part 2) New Black Magazine 13 February 2017 Meet Ray Styles (Emmanuel Apraku) The Ghanaian artist bucking the trend and following his art GhanaStar 24 January 2017 Meet Ray Styles (Emmanuel Apraku) The Ghanaian artist bucking the trend and following his art Redditt 24 January 2017 Security guard's artistic dream becoming a reality Voice Online 19-25 January 2017 Security guard's artistic dream becoming a reality Radio Sandwell 21 January 2017 Autism awareness call Voice Online 12-18 January 2017 Shakespeare brewed in Ghanaian pot graphic.com.gh 13 January 2017 Skin sensitivity spurs British-Ghanaian to launch vegan business Kokoa review 2 January 2017