Africa Tech Radio partnered with wikimedia user groups across Africa to highlight how the stories of Africa are written on the world’s most widely used reference compendium, Wikipedia. The Planning and Organizing Lead for WikiIndaba 2022, Derrick Ndahiro and Founder, WikiVibrance Project, Euphemia Uwandu, discuss how the WikiIndaba and WikiViibrance […]
Listen to Tony as he explores the meaning of the word AI, and shares the hottest tech gist in Africa.
The 27th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) gave Africa some reasons to be hopeful about the future of climate tech in Africa but what really should be the next step for climate tech in Africa after this much celebrated event? In 2021, climate tech startups in Africa raised a […]
Why celebrate Christmas with all the problems you have? From floods, famine and hunger to wars, inequality and insecurity, is this Christmas worth celebrating? Speaking in this episode, is a preacher and business consultant, Edidiong Gabriel, who tries to help us understand why Christmas is still worth celebrating despite our […]
The PR industry is accelerating at a fast pace that most practitioners are wondering what is happening. Lifestyle Brand Strategist and Publicist, Kafilat Salisu helps us better understand the transformation happening in the PR Industry and the role tech is playing.
Everyday, we see varieties of ways technology impacts our lives, and the legal field is not left out of this revolution. A legal and compliance officer at Quick Law, Esther Sandra, helps us better understand how technology is influencing the legal field in this episode.
Technology is transforming the way HR is being carried out. Applying HR tech to some immediate issues that most SMEs face such as payroll, leave, claims management, and attendance tracking can free up precious time for entrepreneurs to focus on more urgent matters. The Product Manager at HumanManager Limited, Akinjide […]
Africa is on the rise. The advent of the Internet and connectedness, has revolutionised the way stories are shared, and I believe that no one can tell the African story better than Africans themselves. Spotify’s Managing Director in Sub-Saharan Africa, Jocelyne Muhutu-Remy, shares her thoughts about this here with Booki.
Developmental Regulation is the first pillar on Nigeria’s Digital Economy Policy and Strategy document and the Nigeria Start Up Bill which got passed in 2022, may be the silver bullet to bring about a Digital Nigeria. Lead of the Nigeria Start Up Bill and The Senior Special Assistant on Digital […]
