Three Questions is a new extension of the Building Bytes podcast, on this show, we ask your favourite tech personalities quick-fire questions to get to know them better.

This is an episode with Joseph-Albert Kuuire founder and editor of Tech Labari.

In 2017, Joseph-Albert Kuuire founded Tech Labari to address the increasing demand for high-quality local tech reporting on Ghana's tech ecosystem.

In this episode of Building Bytes, we chat with him about their seven-year journey as a tech news publication covering Ghana and Africa as a whole.

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Opportunities

⁠⁠⁠⁠Mastercard X MEST Africa Edtech fellowship⁠⁠

⁠⁠AU Digital and  Innovation Fellowship⁠⁠

⁠⁠McKinsey & Company Forward Program⁠

In 2012 Sandister Tei co-founded Wikimedia Ghana User Group a community of volunteer editors focused on improving and promoting Wikipedia's knowledge projects in Ghana.

In this episode, we ‘delved’ into the birth of the community, and the role they play in advancing digital literacy among others.

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Opportunities

⁠⁠⁠Mastercard X MEST Africa Edtech fellowship⁠

⁠AU Digital and  Innovation Fellowship⁠

⁠McKinsey & Company Forward Program

For most software businesses in Ghana, accessibility is an afterthought but in this conversation with Derrick Omari we learn about why building inclusive products is a good business case and how to approach this mind shift.

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Opportunities

⁠⁠Mastercard X MEST Africa Edtech fellowship

AU Digital and  Innovation Fellowship

McKinsey & Company Forward Program

We had an exciting conversation with Paul Damalie who recently exited his startup Appruve to Smile ID.

We learnt about the early days of Appruve, what inspired the exit and what Paul is up to these days at Damalie Innovation Holdings Group.

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Production partner: Kweku Tech

Opportunities

⁠Mastercard X MEST Africa Edtech fellowship

What are the indications of a real product market for African startups? What does it take to achieve real product market fit? 

We got answers for these and more in our conversation with Bright Ahedor serial entrepreneur, co-founder of Kudigo and Startup mentor at MEST Africa with over a decade of experience building, leading and mentoring African startups.

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Opportunities

Mastercard X MEST Africa Edtech fellowship

As we slowly welcome ourselves back from the internet blackout that hit major parts of Africa including Ghana, we had a conversation with telecommunication and software expert Raphael Acquah who currently leads software strategy at MTN Ghana to have an understanding of Ghana’s internet infastrusture and how it all works.

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Opportunities

⁠⁠⁠Gen F by Founder's Fund

Benjamin Sackey a seasoned product designer and manager with over a decade of experience working in Ghana's product design and development space discussed how the space has evolved over the last ten years in this episode of Building Bytes.

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Opportunities

⁠⁠Gen F by Founder's Fund

In this episode of Building Bytes, we delve into the story of Vanessa Leonie-Mensah, CEO of VDL Fulfilment, and how she pioneered Ghana's tech-enabled fulfillment infrastructure. Her journey began with a quest for a superior courier service for personal use.

This episode serves as an interlude for the Hall of a Decade season, which will resume next week.

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Opportunities

⁠Gen F by Founder's Fund

Eyram Tawia's journey of pioneering Africa's game development industry from Ghana is one full of passion and a bouquet of lessons, 15 years on Eyram tells the story of the early days of game development in Africa and founding Leti Arts with the Building Bytes Hosts.

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Opportunities

Gen F by Founder's Fund