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Emerging Tech Africa
Emerging Tech Africa 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.
How Olusola Ayoola designed a drone that could potentially discover the hideout of terrorists in Nigeria.
Anyone can be a designer but standing out in Web3 goes beyond fancy fonts and colours. Clement Hugbo takes us through his design career and how he has built a…
While decentralised finance (DeFi)and cryptocurrencies have been touted as replacements for traditional financial systems, Bundle Africa’s Emmanuel Babalola sees them more as the natural progression of the existing financial system…
The sound of a baby’s cry could save their lives and the co-founders of Ubenwa, who made this discovery, have built a technology to detect birth asphyxia using an infant’s…
Anonymity on the blockchain makes crypto scams easy to carry out, but a cryptocurrency forensics expert says a new protocol is coming to the blockchain that’ll make KYC compulsory. What…
Hardware is the trenches of Africa’s tech ecosystem. But the Smart bra inventor, Kemisola Bolarinwa, is holding on to passion and skill to mass produce her invention and save African…
Despite billions of dollars in annual funding, Africa still lags behind the world when it comes to emerging technologies. The Emerging Tech Africa Series will highlight the problems and success…
A SlashData survey suggests developers are more interested in learning about blockchain than any other tech. We spoke to a solutions engineer at Polygon on the best ways to break…
Dubai-based blockchain engineer Oluchi Enebeli once wandered the streets of Lagos with no clue where her life was headed; on this edition of People in Emerging Tech, she shares the…
From directing music videos by Burna Boy and Falz, Prodigeezy now leads metaverse and NFT projects. In this edition of People in Emerging Tech, Prodigeezy shares his plans to create…
Whether tech money or oil money, this week’s People in Emerging Tech personality, Ugochukwu Aronu, just wanted to be rich. But when he discovered blockchain, he realised that passion also…
While most people get into crypto to make a killing for themselves, Tadii Tendayi wants to use cryptocurrencies to support Zimbabweans in vulnerable communities by providing daily income and scholarships.
While the exploits of Queen Amina, one of Africa’s greatest warriors, might have ended centuries ago, a team of Nigerians is telling her story on the blockchain; however, the warrior’s…
Njoku Emmanuel’s (@njokuScript) dream of becoming Africa’s Zuckerberg started with hawking digital solutions for small businesses and trying to solve state-wide water scarcity. How did all this become Lazerpay? Find…
Are you ready to lose all your money? This is one of the questions you ask yourself before diving into crypto trading. However, the crypto space is full of gems…
Unfamiliar terms and complex charts are some features that make blockchain platforms complex, but Crevatal has a design solution to make it as simple as ABC.
Tory Lanez made $1m selling his music as an NFT without a label or streaming service. Henry Coco-Bassey wants the same for African artistes. He shares his story on minting…
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How Olusola Ayoola designed a drone that could potentially discover the hideout of terrorists in Nigeria.
Anyone can be a designer but standing out in Web3 goes beyond fancy fonts and colours. Clement Hugbo takes us through his design career and how he has built a name for himself in the Web3 design space.
While decentralised finance (DeFi)and cryptocurrencies have been touted as replacements for traditional financial systems, Bundle Africa’s Emmanuel Babalola sees them more as the natural progression of the existing financial system than a disruptor
The sound of a baby’s cry could save their lives and the co-founders of Ubenwa, who made this discovery, have built a technology to detect birth asphyxia using an infant’s cry. Is it truly possible? Find out.
Anonymity on the blockchain makes crypto scams easy to carry out, but a cryptocurrency forensics expert says a new protocol is coming to the blockchain that’ll make KYC compulsory. What is it, and how will it work?
Hardware is the trenches of Africa’s tech ecosystem. But the Smart bra inventor, Kemisola Bolarinwa, is holding on to passion and skill to mass produce her invention and save African lives.
Despite billions of dollars in annual funding, Africa still lags behind the world when it comes to emerging technologies. The Emerging Tech Africa Series will highlight the problems and success stories to inspire deep tech innovations in Africa.
A SlashData survey suggests developers are more interested in learning about blockchain than any other tech. We spoke to a solutions engineer at Polygon on the best ways to break into blockchain as a developer.
Dubai-based blockchain engineer Oluchi Enebeli once wandered the streets of Lagos with no clue where her life was headed; on this edition of People in Emerging Tech, she shares the travails and trials that made her the superstar engineer she is today.
From directing music videos by Burna Boy and Falz, Prodigeezy now leads metaverse and NFT projects. In this edition of People in Emerging Tech, Prodigeezy shares his plans to create Africa’s first musical metaverse.
Whether tech money or oil money, this week’s People in Emerging Tech personality, Ugochukwu Aronu, just wanted to be rich. But when he discovered blockchain, he realised that passion also mattered in his pursuit of greatness.
How Tadii Tendayi is using blockchain and crypto to support vulnerable communities in Zimbabwe daily
While most people get into crypto to make a killing for themselves, Tadii Tendayi wants to use cryptocurrencies to support Zimbabweans in vulnerable communities by providing daily income and scholarships.
While the exploits of Queen Amina, one of Africa’s greatest warriors, might have ended centuries ago, a team of Nigerians is telling her story on the blockchain; however, the warrior’s story is only a means to a huge end.
Njoku Emmanuel’s (@njokuScript) dream of becoming Africa’s Zuckerberg started with hawking digital solutions for small businesses and trying to solve state-wide water scarcity. How did all this become Lazerpay? Find out.
Are you ready to lose all your money? This is one of the questions you ask yourself before diving into crypto trading. However, the crypto space is full of gems more profitable than trading; here’s how @Ademiici found them.
Unfamiliar terms and complex charts are some features that make blockchain platforms complex, but Crevatal has a design solution to make it as simple as ABC.
Tory Lanez made $1m selling his music as an NFT without a label or streaming service. Henry Coco-Bassey wants the same for African artistes. He shares his story on minting Africa’s first music NFT.