65: Will Facebook's OpenCellular Crush BRCK?
Subscribe on iTunes | Download MP3 Last week, the global digital behemoth that is Facebook announced that they’ll be rolling out the OpenCellular system worldwide. OpenCellular »
44: #FreeBasicsMustFall
Subscribe on iTunes | Download MP3 Facebook is still smarting from having Free Basics kicked out of India. Clearly no one was more upset by India’s »
38: Musa Kalenga & Kali Ilunga Get You, Digital Africans, Pumped Up For 2016
Subscribe on iTunes | Download MP3 Happy New Year! The African Tech Round-up team is only one week away from being back on strike to bring you »
30: DealDey Reportedly Sacks 60% of Its WorkForce
Subscribe on iTunes | Download MP3 With so few high-flying start-up successes in Africa’s tech eco-system, one has to wonder just how alarmed we should get »
25: Volkswagen Up In Smoke As The South African Government Investigates
In what is arguably the largest cybercrime scandal affecting cars to date, Volkswagen has admitted to installing software in some of their diesel-powered cars to give »
22: "Cashflow Rules Everything Around Me" Alludes iROKOtv's Jason Njoku
Launching a start-up in Africa is not for the faint-hearted. Very few promising ventures - even those that achieve solid traction, can expect to land Silicon »
12: Net Neutrality Conundrum
As concerns continue to be raised over the potential threat to Net Neutrality posed by Facebook's aggressive roll-out of its Internet.org platform, South African telecoms »
11: Video Streaming Stuttering In Africa?
The race is still on to discover the formula for successfully distributing digital content in Africa. In a recent blogpost, Jason Njoku, the outspoken founder of »
8: Is This The Worst Internet Censorship Law Ever?
The internet is undoubtedly the untamed "wild west" of the modern technological age. To counteract the malicious threats that lie in wait for innocent users of »
2: Does Diversity Matter?
It’s Monday! Be sure to listen right through to the end of this week’s African Tech Round-up podcast to hear Tefo Mohapi and Andile »