Writer, Humanoid, Forever she/her, Lover of words.

Ogheneruemu Oneyibo

Features

Narrated in first-person, the Everyday People series curates the stories of the humans using the tech we often talk about. Compiled by Ogheneruemu Oneyibo, stories are published every Friday at 9 a.m. WAT.


Everyday People

Clement Akwe

computer village

laptops

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Event Coverage by Techpoint Africa

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A writer with ADHD who is interested in mental health and how technology is improving the lives of Africans with mental disorders.

Victoria Fakiya

Insights

News

Techpoint Digest

Techpoint Digest, a week-daily newsletter that rounds up major happenings in African tech. You can start receiving it hours before everyone else if you <a href="#" class="trigger_popup"><strong>subscribe now</strong></a>.

He's a geek, a sucker for Blockchain and an all-round tech lover.

Bolu Abiodun

People in Emerging Tech series seeks out Africans doing exciting things with emerging technologies. From artificial intelligence to blockchain and even Internet of things, the series focuses on future technologies and where Africa stands. 

People in Emerging Tech

blockchain

Oil and Gas

Tech

Accidental writer, covering Africa's startup landscape and its heroes.

Chimgozirim Nwokoma

Techpoint Africa Podcast

Victor Olaniyan

tech events

Investments in African startups continue to grow at record-breaking rates. However, venture capital is still a novel idea for most Africans. Hosted by Chimgozirim Nwokoma, Equity Merchants dives deep into various issues around investing in African startups. We’ll cover topics such as conducting due diligence, employee stock options, and valuation. If you’re looking to understand venture capital from an African perspective, you would love this.


Equity Merchants

Ayobamigbe Teriba

Founders Factory Africa

Startups

Hi, my name is Emmanuel Paul, and I'm a multimedia storyteller focusing on technology, business and regulations in Africa . Looking to chat? Catch up with me (@eruskkii) on Twitter or send a mail to emmanuel@techpoint.africa

Emmanuel Paul

In this fresh and insightful series called East Africa Weekly, Techpoint's Senior Reporter dives deep into the impact of technology in East Africa; he explores startups, entrepreneurs, investors, regulators, and big tech. Watch out for East Africa Weekly every Wednesday at 9 A.M (WAT).

East Africa Weekly

In nearly a decade, hundreds of entrepreneurs have emerged with innovative startups across the African continent. We provide insights on their experiences and highlight the activities of investors who fund them.


Cloud kitchens

Food Delivery

Human enthusiast | Writer | Senior reporter | Podcaster.

Oluwanifemi Kolawole

Techpoint Africa senior reporter, Oluwanifemi Kolawole gets up close and personal with experts in the African tech ecosystem. They take us on their journey from newbie to expert and how they became successful in the industry. Click <a href="#" class="trigger_experts_popup">here</a> for email updates or <a href="https://the-experts.castos.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" style="text-decoration: underline;color: #fcc211">subscribe</a> to the podcast.

Expert and African

Get up close and personal with, and be inspired by, African entrepreneurs, people who work for/with them, career tech experts, tech enthusiasts and everyone in between.


People

Regulations, laws, directives and policies, that affect African startups, the financial sector, telecoms, cyber security, among others. It's unpredictable nature either enables, stifles or is neutral on innovation


Governance &amp; Policy

Selina Onyando

Fintech

Abeg

pocket

Samuel Okike is the Marketing and Social Media Manager for Techpoint Africa. He writes about technology, internet culture, and publishes our weekly How I Work series. Reach Samuel on Twitter @okikesam or send him an email: samuel@techpoint.africa

Samuel Okike

General

With the How I Work series, Samuel Okike seeks to uncover the daily routine of workers in various sectors of the economy, how the internet and technology has eased the stress of work and the various gadgets, tools and apps they use to achieve maximum productivity.

How I Work

Aisha Salaudeen

Editor's Pick

Ride-hailing

Uber

Uber driver

Because the Internet is an amazing and sometimes weird space you have to be a part of, Techpoint Africa adapts reporting to anything and everything that affects the current or past use of the Internet.
