Africa Tech Radio

It is predicted that businesses and workplaces in the future will look increasingly different from how they appear now.

 

A Business Strategist and HR Specialist, Abiola Ojo, speaks extensively on what impact the work place culture plays in management of Tech Talents.

Listen to Tony as he shares the simplest definitions of the word "Online", what happened in Tech on this day, and some of the hottest Tech Stories in Africa.

People with disabilities are often overlooked when a conversation about a diverse and inclusive workplace is being discussed in most workplaces in Africa.

 

In this episode, Anita Asiegbu, shares with Tony, why it is important to have a disability inclusive workplace.

In an era where every sector of life has adopted the use of tech, and we are now faced with the reality of a Digital World.

 

Co-Founder/CEO Exponential Destiny, Marcus Shingles and Team Lead Exponential Destiny, Africa, Muhammad Tajudeen, speaks on how African Schools can get into the Metaverse, and also discover captivating ways on how they can reform learning with Digital Guide.

Listen to Tony as he shares what happened in Tech on this day, a weird tech story, an invention and some of the hottest tech gist in Africa.

Is there a difference between in a fitness trainer in the physical and in virtual reality?  

 

Also, would you rather have a physical or virtual fitness trainer?

 

Personal Fitness Trainer, Skip Aftermath, shares some thoughts about this in this episode.

Listen to Tony as he shares what happened in Tech on this day, a weird tech story and invention and some of the hottest tech gist in Africa.

 

The digital asset class built on modern technology also comes with high gains on inherent risk.

 

Is the news of FTX bankruptcy shaking the confidence of African market?

 

The Regional Manager, Atlantis Exchange, USA, Mr Noble Official, joins Bookii, as they discuss on the Future of FTX; consequences of crypto collapse on the African market

Education is the key, but this key seems to be missing for about 100 million children in Africa, and the rest who have the key see a changed lock.

 

Only lifelong quality education starting in the earliest years in life can break the cycle of poverty, improve health outcomes, prepare people for decent jobs with opportunities to reskill and upskill, and mitigate the climate crisis.

 

The National Coordinator of the International School Teachers and Directors Association in Nigeria, Juliana Odekhian, and an Independent Educational Consultant, based in South Africa, Karen Walstra, will be talking about how we can turn commitments into action to make education transformative.

We all said that COP27 was an African COP, but did the negotiations truly favour Africa?

Did COP27 meet its expectations as an African COP?

 

With the amount of climate disasters African countries are facing, can we say that the negotiations at COP27 were in the interest of Africa?

 

In this episode, Climate Activist/Expert and COP27 Delegate, Chiagozie Udeh, shares his thoughts on the achievements of COP27 for Africa and what's next for Africa after COP27.