Africa Tech Radio

X formerly Twitter now allows you to like any post of interest without fear of being called out.

Listen to know what's happening on all your favourite social media platforms!

Trust is one of the major reasons over 400 million Africans are financial excluded.

In this episode of Tony’s Tech Side, the Chief Service Delivery Officer at Global Voice Group (GVG), Edouard Docteur, discusses data mistrust in Africa and its Impact on Digital Financial Inclusion.

May 2024 was the month for AI feature announcements from Google, OpenAI and Microsoft, among others.

In this episode, Tony, shares all the major AI updates from these global tech companies and what they could possibly mean for you.

Amidst a funding downturn, rising inflation and reduced consumer purchasing power, startups are struggling to stay afloat.

TechCabal’s “State of Tech in Africa” report says profitability is the major trend that shaped Q1 2024 in Africa’s tech ecosystem.

In this episode, the Head of TechCabal Insights, Olanrewaju Odunowo, highlights how African startups are charting a path to profitability.

WhatsApp recently introduced a new feature for Communities, enabling users to organize and plan events directly within the app.

Tune in to learn the latest updates on this and other social media platforms.

Join us as we discuss how tech is changing education, some tools and some ads.

Join Lilian Abirika on 'Back to Base' as she chats with Elizabeth Rossiello, founder of AZA Finance, for an insightful discussion on navigating Africa's fintech ecosystem. From blockchain solutions to team building strategies, gain exclusive insights into identifying opportunities, becoming an expert, implementing market research, team building, and overcoming funding challenges.

A lawsuit challenged Google on data collection in "private browsing," and things got interesting. Now, Google has to be more transparent and incognito mode has got a privacy upgrade. Let's break down what went down!

The Federal Ministry of Education's recent announcement regarding unregistered IT practitioners has sparked important conversations.

Let's analyze the potential impact and its significance for the future of Nigerian technology.

JAMB's recent results show a significant number of failing scores. Let's dissect the key takeaways and what this means for the future of Nigerian universities and colleges.