AI, startups, gadgets, and the digital revolution reshaping Africa.
African entrepreneurs aren't just adopting AI — they're building AI solutions designed specifically for African problems. Here's how the continent is leading the charge.
Nigeria has produced more tech unicorns than any other African country. But behind the headline names, a new generation of startups is building infrastructure that could define the continent's economy.
In 2007, Safaricom launched M-Pesa with the tagline 'send money home.' Eighteen years later, it has processed over $314 billion in transactions and given 50 million people their first financial account. What it taught the world about fintech is still being absorbed.
Africa is going to space. Not as a passenger — as an engineer, operator, and eventually launcher. The continent's growing satellite programme is less about prestige than about solving concrete problems: weather prediction, agriculture, border management, and connectivity.
Remote work didn't just open doors for African developers — it rewrote the economics of African tech. Here's how a generation of coders is leveraging global salaries to build local wealth.