This year, because of obvious reasons, the worldwide broadcast of E3 was interactive. 

Companies that participated at the event included Nintendo, Microsoft, Capcom, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Koch Media, Square Enix, Sega, Gearbox Software, Bandai Namco, Turtle Beach, Verizon, and Xseed Games.

Join our in-house "game gbees" Selorm & Nii as they break it all down.

A tweet from President Buhari was deleted for violating Twitter's policies. In less than 48 hours, the Nigerian government had banned Twitter, launched Crowwe (LOL), directed telcos to blacklist Twitter's APIs and instructed large companies to stop using Twitter for marketing and promotional activities.

Late 2020, Jack Ma made a comment that did not sit well with the Chinese government. At the time, Alibaba and Ant were worth $1.3 trillion, and Ant was on track to becoming the biggest IPO in the world at $34.5 billion. It was cancelled. Jack Ma then disappeared for several months and upon reappearance, has been mellow, which is a departure from the usual rock-star, attention-loving billionaire we know. Now the two companies are worth $696 billion.

On this episode we start the discussion on governmental & political interference on companies especially in Africa and Asia.  

The third and final episode in our crypto series. We try to figure out the best time to invest in cryptos, some technical analysis and considerations to make, non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and some innovations powered by Blockchain. 

What are shitcoins? What are altcoins? What are stablecoins?

How much should I invest into cryptos? Which coins should I buy? Want answers to this and more? 

Join us as we continue our Bitcoin series with another exciting episode with two cryptocurrency experts Ayeley and Miekel who have been immersed in Blockchain since 2017 and have traded and handled almost $300,000! 

They also expand on most of the concepts and topics that we discussed last week and introduce new and interesting ones that will help guide anyone trade.

Bitcoin to the mooon!!! Today we talk about crypto, how it started and where it is going. We also discuss the difference between "mining" and "trading", how people make money off of it and things to note when dabbling in crypto.

Just in case you want to be an "investor", the general information we provide about apps you can install to get started and some popular coins you can consider will be very useful.

Stay tuned for the concluding episode next week.  

On this episode, we conclude a series of topics discussed last week including Twitter's decision to locate their Africa HQ in Ghana, Apple Special Event, Glovo, Showmax, Spotify's world availability, Flutterwave's collaboration with PayPal, and a host of others!

Welcome back to the Afdtechtalk podcast! On this episode, we discuss a series of topics including Twitter's decision to locate their Africa HQ in Ghana, Apple Special Event, Glovo, Showmax, Spotify's world availability, Flutterwave's collaboration with PayPal, and a host of others!

On today's episode, we discuss payment options and aggregators available in Ghana through the lens of user experience; onboarding journey; services; charges; customer service responsiveness and others. 

It's that time of the month again - Black Friday!

Today's episode is a continuation (of sorts) of S2:E2: “11.11, Black Friday, Panic Saturday & Cyber Monday” and S2:E11 “M-commerce & international shipping”. We suggest you brush up on them first.

Today's discussion focuses on concierge services, payment options for online shopping & shipping, how to create virtual cards, bitcoin options, customer service experiences and so much more!

Services and platforms discussed: fishisfast; Shop2Ship; DHL Africa eShop; Stackry; Aquanto; MyUS; Vyking Shipping; Shipito; TransferWise; Bitsika; Payoneer; Skrill; Shipito.

This is the concluding episode of the Art series started last week.

The famous artist Leonardo Da Vinci once said, "Art is never finished, only abandoned." Human history has been interspersed with art and the earliest evidence of this is found in caves in Chauvet, whose paintings date about 30,000 years ago. Art is a means of preservation of expression. Right from the times of ancient civilization from Egypt & Mesopotamia, through to the Hellenistic civilization period that permeated the Roman and Greek empires until now with the post-modern movement and digital age, humans have evolved art to better tell their story.

Joining us today in the studio are two prolific Ghanaian artists, Bright Ackwerh & Peter Asare to discuss this all-important topic.