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Andela, the global talent accelerator that trains and produces world-class developers and connects them with top employers, has finally made the move into their spanking new Amity campus in Yaba, Lagos.
Andela subtly revealed the move via a playful breakfast picture on their Facebook page. It’s a beautiful space indeed; and we should bring more photos soon!
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The 10 countries with the lowest average IQ in 2025 face challenges like limited education, poor healthcare, and malnutrition.
Despite record-breaking startup funding and a wave of innovation across the continent, old stereotypes still shape how Africa’s tech scene is viewed and funded.
While the Big Four chase unicorns and court fintechs, Uganda is quietly betting that the future of African tech lies not in apps, but in hardware.
Uganda wants to play a major role in shaping East Africa’s tech ecosystem with the region approaching $1trn in GDP. But instead of copying what other countries like Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa have done, it’s taking a different route.
A South African team won Innovate Africa Fund’s $100K hackathon with a digital address app, as others tackled fake products and post-harvest loss.
