Latest Articles by Oluwatosin Ogunjuyigbe Contributor Five AI blunders that made people doubt its future. It seems like the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is all every tech enthusiast wants to talk about these days. Contributor Weekly Economic Index: Cash scarcity in Nigeria, the rise of Starlink, and the end of Tech Nation. Welcome to the start of another week and the first Weekly Economic Index for February. Contributor African gaming startups are on the rise. Africa’s gaming industry has been nascent for a long time. Even though gaming has always been popular on the continent, the business of making games from Africa has struggled to catch on. Contributor Nigerians are worried about Tech Nation’s imminent shutdown. Tech Nation, a UK non-profit supporting the tech industry for ten years, is shutting down due to a lack of funding. The UK government previously backed the organization. Contributor Jumia’s shrinking cash balance shows that e-commerce is still a tough business. Jumia’s story isn’t new to most people. Since it launched in 2012, it has been the poster child for African e-commerce. Contributor Africans are more unsafe than they were a decade ago. Africa has become more unsafe for residents in the last decade. Contributor Clean-tech and e-commerce are fuelling Kenya’s speedy tech market growth. Last year, despite a slowdown in venture capital (VC) activity globally, Kenya managed to defy the odds and come out on top as the African country with the strongest growth in funding raised.
Contributor Five AI blunders that made people doubt its future. It seems like the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is all every tech enthusiast wants to talk about these days.
Contributor Weekly Economic Index: Cash scarcity in Nigeria, the rise of Starlink, and the end of Tech Nation. Welcome to the start of another week and the first Weekly Economic Index for February.
Contributor African gaming startups are on the rise. Africa’s gaming industry has been nascent for a long time. Even though gaming has always been popular on the continent, the business of making games from Africa has struggled to catch on.
Contributor Nigerians are worried about Tech Nation’s imminent shutdown. Tech Nation, a UK non-profit supporting the tech industry for ten years, is shutting down due to a lack of funding. The UK government previously backed the organization.
Contributor Jumia’s shrinking cash balance shows that e-commerce is still a tough business. Jumia’s story isn’t new to most people. Since it launched in 2012, it has been the poster child for African e-commerce.
Contributor Africans are more unsafe than they were a decade ago. Africa has become more unsafe for residents in the last decade.
Contributor Clean-tech and e-commerce are fuelling Kenya’s speedy tech market growth. Last year, despite a slowdown in venture capital (VC) activity globally, Kenya managed to defy the odds and come out on top as the African country with the strongest growth in funding raised.
