Africa Tech Radio

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Moyo Sodipo; Cofounder at Busha

The future of money is digital.

 

As African countries move towards acceptance and regulation of crypto and digital assets, what's your play?

 

Get more insights from the Cofounder of Busha, Moyo Sodipo on this episode.

WOYM Ep 3 - GBV and Making the AU more effective

Can we reverse the Gender Based Violence Trend? Can we make the AU more effective?

Ayisha Osori and Ekene Ezeji in this episode ask daring yet fundamental questions in this episode of WOYM.

Are these issues out of our hands? Can we find any solutions? What are the structural, behavioural, legal and cultural ramifications required to address GBV? And what are the geopolitical and sovereignty related ramifications for AU’s ineffectiveness?

Listen and find out! We had two great interventions from listeners in this episode and look forward to more listeners joining us.

Comments, questions, reflections all welcome and do subscribe, share and we look forward to you joining us in the next episode.

Resources:

https://refuge.org.uk/what-is-domestic-abuse/the-facts/

 

https://data.unwomen.org/global-database-on-violence-against-women

 

https://snip.ng/iYpkc

 

"What's On Your Mind" is LIVE every 2nd & 4th Wednesday of the month at 6pm WAT on www.africatechradio.com

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Ayobamigbe Teriba; Venture Capital Expert

On Funding and Startup Capital in Africa

 

Founders sell to everyone, from Team to investors, regulators and  customers.

 

How well are you selling your Startup?

 

Venture Capital expert, Ayobamigbe Teriba shares insights for all founders.

 

WhatsApp Now Lets People Reshare Your Status

From WhatsApp’s new privacy tools to Instagram’s better editing features, this and more cool features are what's new on our favourite social media platforms.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Buchi Okoro

“Africa’s crypto story isn’t just about trading,  it’s about trust, innovation, and inclusion.”

At #MoonshotByTechCabal2024, Buchi Okoro, CEO of Quidax, shares insights on building one of Africa’s leading crypto exchanges and the future of digital finance across the continent.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Fawaz

“Everyone’s talking about tech training and opportunities, but not everyone’s creating real pathways for aspiring developers to grow.”

At #MoonshotByTechCabal2024, Fawaz, co-founder of TechyJaunt, shared how his platform helps aspiring developers build skills, gain mentorship, and access real job opportunities across Africa’s tech ecosystem.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Samuel Otigba

“Storytelling has always been the bridge between technology and people. You can’t sell innovation if people don’t understand it.”

At #MoonshotByTechCabal2024, Samuel Otigba shares how authentic storytelling and human connection can amplify Africa’s tech narrative and inspire the next wave of innovators.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Bongani Sithole

African founders are building bold solutions, but what does it take to scale without boundaries? 

At #MoonshotByTechCabal2024, Bongani Sithole of 54 Collective shares lessons, insights, and the mission behind empowering startups across the continent.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Abiola Adefowope

Everyone’s talking about tech talent in Africa, but who’s actually training them right?

At #MoonshotByTechCabal2024, Code Lab Educare’s Abiola Adefowope, shares how their model combines mentorship, real projects, and stipends to help developers grow and stay grounded.

WOYM Ep 2: Migration and Global Student Protests

We have two topical issues on this episode - Migration and Global Student Protests.

1) Are we all Immigrants, Occupants or Settlers?

2) What happened to the idealism and passion of Nigerian Students?

Ekene Ezeji and Ayisha Osori tackle these hydra-headed topics that plague Nigeria, Africa and the global community.

The politics of migration is not just abroad, it is also at home in Nigeria.

Similarly, the idealism and passion usually exhibited by students and young people always seems to get hijacked but that should not stop others from trying; we can’t give up!

How many of us are being hypocritical - happy to become nationals of other countries but resistant to someone from Maiduguri claiming Lagos or someone from Awka being from Port Harcourt? 

Why does identity matter so much? Are ‘states’ naturally exclusionary? 

What can we do to support young activists and student revolutionaries? Are we all playing a part to influence the emergence of a fairer, safer future?

 

Listen, reflect, and maybe your resolution may start from within today.

 

Resources:
https://www.theideasletter.org/essay/a-modern-counterrevolution/

https://punchng.com/strike-nans-gives-asuu-fg-seven-days-to-resolve-dispute/