The Inside Story: From the Garage — How School Dropout Justin Stanford Built a Cybersecurity Firm From Nothing, Then Seeded VALR, Wasoko and Aerobotics
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Justin Stanford left school alone as a teenager, built a cybersecurity firm from a Cape Town garage, then spent 15 years seeding the companies that became African tech — VALR, Wasoko, Aerobotics. He isn’t a billionaire. He may be the man who built the ground they stand on.
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