Bruce Gatete·6d agoA Rocket With No Fuel: What Twiga’s Fall Taught Me About African Startups.Hindsight is always 20/20. Looking at Twiga Foods’ downfall today, it seems obvious why the company didn’t make it. Most people will point…
Onica Nonhlanhla Makwakwa·Oct 27Africa Wants a Seat at the AI Table. But Who Owns the Table?Five signals. One month. What African tech news actually means.
Onica Nonhlanhla Makwakwa·Sep 29Africa Is Getting More Digital Infrastructure. But Who Holds the Power?Welcome to the September edition of Beyond the Signal, my monthly Tech Tuesdays with Afrodiva roundup of the African technology stories…
Wsuits6·Aug 18AI Is a Multiplier, Not a Shortcut — and That Changes Everything for Africa By wsuits6 — I don’t…By wsuits6 — I don’t follow paths. I burn them, then I write my own code.
Marc Diedricks·Jun 12South Africa’s AI Policy Is Being Written Right Now. Here’s What It Must Include.And if we get it wrong, we will not get a second chance.
Ato Ulzen-Appiah·Jun 6Ghana at the Crossroads of the AI Revolution: My Thoughts and the Power of Homegrown African AIOn April 23, 2026, I had the honour of serving as a panelist at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) Tech &…
Lubzemma·Mar 6AI Is Knocking on African Doors — and Someone Just Let It InFrom the red-dust roads of Gulu to the quiet evenings under mango trees, artificial intelligence is quietly changing how we live, learn…
Ismail Hassan Oladipupo·Mar 5When Global Digital Rewards Hit Emerging Markets: The Last-Mile ProblemA few weeks ago, I completed a developer survey for Trae, an AI-powered IDE designed around agentic workflows and automated code…
InDataDrivenInvestorbyVictor Adole·Feb 28Annotating Nigerian English for AI: Practical Insights from a Native Lagos-Based AnnotatorBy Victor Adole
Sam Igwe·Jan 3The Digital Abyss: The Quiet Sovereignty Crisis Facing AfricaAI, infrastructure control, and Africa’s closing window (2026–2036)
