This episode gives you updates such as: -Electric Cars in Power-Strapped South Africa, – MultiChoice’s Fiscal Woes, – Nigeria’s Ambitious Tech Talent Plan, – Paystack’s Operational Shift, – and Bolt’s Accelerator Program Driving Innovation. Don’t skip this episode of Tek Talk with Lilian Abirika!
Wikimedia Foundation announced winners for its Open the Knowledge Journalism Awards and in this episode, the winners discuss expanding the knowledge about Africa on Wikipedia. 1st place winner, Carlos Mureithi, who is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, 2nd place winner, Osaruonamen Ibizugbe, who is a media communications and gender […]
OpenAI’s CEO transition saga is arguably the hottest tech news of 2023. PR Strategist, (Senator) Abdulganiyu Arowosaye, discusses the PR & communication pitfalls and lessons for all in this episode with Tony.
Join Seyi William-Ogunbiyi, Head of Products, Selar, and Uchechi Ihuomah, Social Media Marketer, speak about trends in the Africa creator economy and the effect it has on the employment sector with creators becoming employers.
Listen to our guests, Idonrenyin Brown, Community Operations Lead, Rwazi; Alex Chekwube, Mappers Success Associate, Rwazi; and Ayooluwa Haastrup, Cosial Media Growth Lead, Rwazi, speak about RwaziFest, bringing people together to have fun while discussing how to bridge the data gap and make money.
Listen to Damilola Awopegba, Junior Frontend Developer, talk about some common mistakes, misconceptions, and challenges that tech newbies face.
Listen to the Technology developments from the past week, from MultiChoice facing a $50 million loss, Pineapple raising $22 million, Bolt Food bolting out of Nigeria and South Africa to AltSchool Africa receiving support from Rwanda’s $30 million tech fund and more in this week’s roundup.
In recent times, the creator economy has reshaped the way we work. Join Oyekunle Damola, Digital Marketing Consultant, and Lydia C. George, Social Media Marketing Manager, discuss the factors that have contributed to the rise of the creator economy.
The creative economy sector of Lagos State is a key contributor to the state’s economy and is poised for further growth in the coming years. This includes a range of industries, including film, music, fashion, design, and advertising. These industries are driven by a highly skilled and innovative workforce, which […]
