Africa's Tech Future, Today.
Victoria Abiodun transitioned from studying anatomy to building Web3 startups and developer communities across Africa. Driven by curiosity during the pandemic lockdowns, she taught herself blockchain concepts, co-founded a Web3 gaming platform, and is now authoring a book to simplify decentralized technology.
Former healthcare worker Betelhem Abebe transitioned from nursing to software development to build solutions for Ethiopia's health system. Her career shift highlights the growing trend of domain experts learning software development to address sectoral challenges.
Faced with high app acquisition costs and low retention rates, founder Emmanuel Obiechina pivoted away from standalone mobile apps. By launching Kure, he built a banking service operating directly within messaging platforms like WhatsApp and Telegram.
Alchymia is reimagining artificial intelligence architecture to run frontier models locally without massive server farms or screens. Founded by Ayomide Daniels, the startup has developed the Alchymia Bar, a screenless pocket-sized device designed for resource-constrained markets across Africa and Asia.
Divorced individuals, widows, and single parents in Africa face significant social stigma and privacy risks when using mainstream dating platforms. In response, specialized platforms like Runo are emerging to offer tailored environments, digital privacy safeguards, and community verification for second-chance dating.
The Honor Magic9 Pro Max introduces key hardware updates across its imaging capabilities, battery technology, and processing systems. Designed for premium performance, the device combines upgraded telephoto optics with enhanced power efficiency and on-device features.
The Johannesburg Stock Exchange and the Technology Innovation Agency have partnered to run a 16-week pilot initiative for 10 South African tech SMEs. Focusing on health, agriculture, and fintech, the program aims to build investment readiness, refine pitches, and connect founders to capital providers.
Veteran tech leader Lungi Sangqu shares key takeaways from nearly forty years in digital transformation and enterprise leadership. He argues that true operational efficiency begins with people and clear workflows rather than software investments.
Donor-funded pilots are announced constantly and scaled rarely. The incentive structure explains why, and it is not about the technology.
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