Breakfast Connect

The fintech industry in Africa has experienced rapid growth over the past seven years, emerging as the most populous and well-funded sector among tech startups on the continent. However, as the industry continues to expand, so do the threats to its security, one of which is The increasing availability of AI impersonation technology.
This is one of the most significant concerns, as it has the potential to compromise the effectiveness of current KYC protocols and other fintech security measures. On the show, Lanre Ogungbe, CEO of Prembly (parent company of Identitypass) elaborates further
Lanre is a strategic advisor at Johns Hopkins University's technology venture where he advises multiple startups within the university ecosystem. Additionally, he sits on the National Assembly Business Environment Roundtable in Nigeria, where he provides invaluable insights from his expertise in digital business to craft effective legislation.

The fintech industry in Africa has experienced rapid growth over the past seven years, emerging as the most populous and well-funded sector among tech startups on the continent. However, as the industry continues to expand, so do the threats to its security, one of which is The increasing availability of AI impersonation technology.
This is one of the most significant concerns, as it has the potential to compromise the effectiveness of current KYC protocols and other fintech security measures. On the show, Lanre Ogungbe, CEO of Prembly (parent company of Identitypass) elaborates further
Lanre is a strategic advisor at Johns Hopkins University's technology venture where he advises multiple startups within the university ecosystem. Additionally, he sits on the National Assembly Business Environment Roundtable in Nigeria, where he provides invaluable insights from his expertise in digital business to craft effective legislation.

The fintech industry in Africa has experienced rapid growth over the past seven years, emerging as the most populous and well-funded sector among tech startups on the continent. However, as the industry continues to expand, so do the threats to its security, one of which is The increasing availability of AI impersonation technology.
This is one of the most significant concerns, as it has the potential to compromise the effectiveness of current KYC protocols and other fintech security measures. On the show, Lanre Ogungbe, CEO of Prembly (parent company of Identitypass) elaborates further
Lanre is a strategic advisor at Johns Hopkins University's technology venture where he advises multiple startups within the university ecosystem. Additionally, he sits on the National Assembly Business Environment Roundtable in Nigeria, where he provides invaluable insights from his expertise in digital business to craft effective legislation.

The rapid advancement of technology, globalization, and shifting societal dynamics have brought about a significant transformation in the world of work. As we venture into the future, it becomes increasingly crucial to adapt and prepare for the changing landscape of employment and career opportunities.
On the show, we will be exploring the key trends and challenges shaping the future of work and provide insights into how individuals can navigate this evolving environment to thrive in their careers with Coach Vumile Msweli, CEO Hesed Consulting.
She is a South African born career coach, TedX speaker, a renowned author and Harvard trained teacher, she helps people find fulfillment in their career, get promoted and get paid their worth.

The rapid advancement of technology, globalization, and shifting societal dynamics have brought about a significant transformation in the world of work. As we venture into the future, it becomes increasingly crucial to adapt and prepare for the changing landscape of employment and career opportunities.
On the show, we will be exploring the key trends and challenges shaping the future of work and provide insights into how individuals can navigate this evolving environment to thrive in their careers with Coach Vumile Msweli, CEO Hesed Consulting.
She is a South African born career coach, TedX speaker, a renowned author and Harvard trained teacher, she helps people find fulfillment in their career, get promoted and get paid their worth.

The rapid advancement of technology, globalization, and shifting societal dynamics have brought about a significant transformation in the world of work. As we venture into the future, it becomes increasingly crucial to adapt and prepare for the changing landscape of employment and career opportunities.
On the show, we will be exploring the key trends and challenges shaping the future of work and provide insights into how individuals can navigate this evolving environment to thrive in their careers with Coach Vumile Msweli, CEO Hesed Consulting.
She is a South African born career coach, TedX speaker, a renowned author and Harvard trained teacher, she helps people find fulfillment in their career, get promoted and get paid their worth.

March 23rd marked World TB Day and the theme for this year is “'Yes! We can end TB!'. It aims to inspire hope and encourage high-level leadership, increased investments, faster uptake of new WHO recommendations, adoption of innovations, accelerated action, and multisectoral collaboration to combat the TB epidemic.
It’s no secret that African countries and scientists have always been at the forefront and big country advocates in the fight against one of the biggest silent killers of the 21st century. This is evident with the involvement of technology.
On the show, our guest shares insights on these new tech solutions and innovations to eradicate TB. He is Snore Westgaard
He is the Chief Executive Officer of Humana People to People India (HPPI) and has been associated with HPPI for the last 18 years, as a Programme Director and then Chief Functionary. Since he began working with HPPI, the organisation has expanded from a small base to a 4000 people strong organisation reaching 2.8 million people over 100 locations today across 16 States with over 80 partners.
He has spearheaded HPPI's programs under the PPP (Public Private Partnership Model) in Education with the vision to empower the knowledge base of the public schools and teacher training institutes

March 23rd marked World TB Day and the theme for this year is “'Yes! We can end TB!'. It aims to inspire hope and encourage high-level leadership, increased investments, faster uptake of new WHO recommendations, adoption of innovations, accelerated action, and multisectoral collaboration to combat the TB epidemic.
It’s no secret that African countries and scientists have always been at the forefront and big country advocates in the fight against one of the biggest silent killers of the 21st century. This is evident with the involvement of technology.
On the show, our guest shares insights on these new tech solutions and innovations to eradicate TB. He is Snore Westgaard
He is the Chief Executive Officer of Humana People to People India (HPPI) and has been associated with HPPI for the last 18 years, as a Programme Director and then Chief Functionary. Since he began working with HPPI, the organisation has expanded from a small base to a 4000 people strong organisation reaching 2.8 million people over 100 locations today across 16 States with over 80 partners.
He has spearheaded HPPI's programs under the PPP (Public Private Partnership Model) in Education with the vision to empower the knowledge base of the public schools and teacher training institutes

March 23rd marked World TB Day and the theme for this year is “'Yes! We can end TB!'. It aims to inspire hope and encourage high-level leadership, increased investments, faster uptake of new WHO recommendations, adoption of innovations, accelerated action, and multisectoral collaboration to combat the TB epidemic.
It’s no secret that African countries and scientists have always been at the forefront and big country advocates in the fight against one of the biggest silent killers of the 21st century. This is evident with the involvement of technology.
On the show, our guest shares insights on these new tech solutions and innovations to eradicate TB. He is Snore Westgaard
He is the Chief Executive Officer of Humana People to People India (HPPI) and has been associated with HPPI for the last 18 years, as a Programme Director and then Chief Functionary. Since he began working with HPPI, the organisation has expanded from a small base to a 4000 people strong organisation reaching 2.8 million people over 100 locations today across 16 States with over 80 partners.
He has spearheaded HPPI's programs under the PPP (Public Private Partnership Model) in Education with the vision to empower the knowledge base of the public schools and teacher training institutes

The expansion of coding into the curriculum for Foundation Phase learners is good news for education and will hopefully create opportunities for school leavers to develop the skills they will need for the jobs of the future.
But the knowledge of coding on its own is simply not enough to guarantee employment, says Andrew Bourne.
Andrew Bourne is Zoho's regional manager for the Africa region and is based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has more than 15 years of experience in sales and marketing and has spent the last five years focusing on the implementation and testing of various business technologies. He is very passionate about Zoho, skills training in technology and has exceptional insight into the technology business and marketing world.
On the show, he give more insight on coding for youths-self learning, skills training and mentorship.