Developmental Regulation is the first pillar on Nigeria’s Digital Economy Policy and Strategy document and the Nigeria Start Up Bill which got passed in 2022, may be the silver bullet to bring about a Digital Nigeria.

How will this Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) that has ushered in a new era of economic disruption in Africa affect its economy? 

The impact of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, robotics, 3D printing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and advanced wireless technologies will depend largely on how we choose to use them.

In this episode, we hear from economist and Professor of 4IR Practice, Professor Miriam Altman on the  impact of this fourth revolution on Africa’s economic potential and how we can adapt and get more value to be able to compete globally.

Anyone beginning their software development journey must have gotten some advice to use Free and Open Source Software.

What is free and what is open about these Software? What are the benefits and are they better alternatives to their commercial peers?

The executive director at Ushahidi, who sits on the Creative Commons Board of Directors and co-founded AkiraChix, Angela Oduor Lungati, will be guiding us into the world of Free and Open Source Software.

There are a number of ways that caregivers especially mothers can ensure the protection of both their babies and the environment, using re-usable diapers is one way.

The founder of Toto Safi, Cyntyche Mahoro in this episode guides us into this environmental practice.

Have you heard of the Nigeria Startup Bill (Now an Act) and the many benefits it promises the tech ecosystem in Nigeria?

The State Adoption and Domestication Lead of Nigeria Startup Act, Tracy Okoro takes a go at what the bill is, what it can do and for whom in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem it’s directed at.

Every startup looking to scale, prepares to pitch to an Investor someday.

A Venture Capitalist is an investor that provides young companies with capital in exchange for ownership.

If you've ever wondered who a Venture Capitalist is, what they do and what it means to be one in Africa, the Founder of a $10M Venture Capital targeting tech-enabled startups in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and Egypt; Ingressive Capital - Maya Horgan Hamodu, will guide you in this episode.

January 1, 2021, saw Africa usher in a new economic era with the announcement of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Agreement.

The Founder and MD at Ingressive Capital, Maya Horgan Famodu, shares her thoughts on this agreement and what it could mean for Startups in Africa.

Menstruation or periods are an integral part of a woman's life yet the topic remains a taboo, surprisingly even in the urban parts of the country.

The CTO of Naza Agape, Joshua Ichor, shares an innovative and eco-friendly approach to dealing with menstruation with some affordable and biodegradable sanitary pads. 

Stories matter, Many Stories Matter. Stories can be used to empower, and to humanize.

AfricaCom’s Portfolio Manager, James Williams talks about the event which is at the forefront of Africa’s digital transformation; Africa Tech Festival and how it is bringing together Africa's vibrant, diverse community of technology champions.

Do couple therapy sessions really help solve problems in relationships and marriages?

In this episode, Founder of Relate Africa Organization for Marriage and Family, Bridget Itsueli, discusses how couple sessions with a therapist can repair stressors in a relationship.