Africa Tech Radio

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Unini Campbell

Businesses want more — and we’re giving them more.”

BudPay’s Unini Campbell, joined us at #MoonshotByTechCabal2024 to talk innovation, global payments, and the true lesson behind great fintech.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Hassan Kolawole

“You’re missing out on a lot if you haven’t explored Nigeria.”

We spoke with Hassan Kolawole, Co-founder of ESOSA, at #MoonshotByTechCabal2024 about travel, discovery, and why Nigeria should be your next destination.

E1 Lagos GP Podcast W/ Oluwadamilola Emmanuel; General Manager at Lagos State Waterways Authority

"Water has no enemy"!

General Manager at Lagos State Waterways Authority, Mr. Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, shares in this episode, how ready Lagos is to host the E1 Lagos GP.

Byte-Size Tech Pod W/ Lavina Ramkissoon

AIMom, Lavina Ramkissoon, in this episode, shares how youths should approach the digital future that we find ourselves in on the continent of Africa.

E1 Lagos GP Podcast W/ LOC Chairman and Deputy Chief of Staff to LASG, Sam Egube

"Over 1 billion digital impressions during the E1 Lagos GP in Lagos this October" Local Organizing Committee Chair and Deputy Chief of Staff to the Lagos State Government, Sam Egube, speaks in this episode about the economic impact of the E1 Lagos GP to the economy and positioning of Lagos globally

E1 Lagos GP Podcast W/ Olayinka Ijabiyi; Ag. Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Comms, FirstBank

"The E1 Lagos GP spotlights Lagos and by extension FirstBank to the whole world" Olayinka Ijabiyi; Ag. Group Head, Marketing & Corporate Comms, FirstBank, speaks in this episode about why sponsoring the E1 Lagos GP is important to FirstBank and how it aligns with its ethos.

E1 Lagos GP Podcast with Rodi Basso

E1 Series CEO Rodi Basso, speaks about Sustainability, Tech, Culture and Sports at the E1 Lagos GP 2025 edition in Africa's leading trade, culture, entertainment and tech capital, Lagos.

WOYM Ep 1: The Gang-Bashing of Kemi Badenoch & The Miseducation of Ayisha

In the debut episode of What’s On Your Mind, hosts Ekene Ezeji and Ayisha Osori dig into two layered conversations that dive into two fiery conversations that lit up Nigerian circles online and reveal how we see ourselves as Nigerians; at home and abroad.

From the online gang-bashing of Kemi Badenoch, the Leader of the Conservative Party, UK, to Aisha’s reflections on her own “miseducation”, the hosts ask bold questions.

How does our colonial history, education/miseducation, and collective memory still shape who we are today?

The conversation is personal, provocative, and painfully honest; the kind that makes you stop and think about what it really means to be African, educated, and self-aware in a global world.

 

Tune in, think deeper, and maybe question your own hot takes.

 

Resources: https://africasacountry.com/2019/04/why-im-no-longer-talking-to-nigerians-about-race

WhatsApp is Breaking Language Barriers

From WhatsApp’s new in-chat translator to Threads’ DM updates and YouTube’s AI stickers.

This is a quick roundup of what’s happening in the social media world this week. 

The Future of Health-Tech: Insights from South Africa to the Continent

In this conversation with Leslie Moodley, MD of Altron HealthTech, we explore the future of health-tech, from South Africa to the rest of the continent.

We talk about the innovations shaping healthcare, the challenges still holding it back, and how new solutions like oncology-focused tools and digital patient apps are changing the care experience.