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54: Tax Free Mobile Devices vs. Drone Delivered HIV Testing Kits

54: Tax Free Mobile Devices vs. Drone Delivered HIV Testing Kits

Subscribe on iTunes [http://bit.ly/2cl7ISa] | Subscribe on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/3Z3LxMD9ilV0cMYc9c9MMe] There is so much talk around the potential of technological innovation to lift Africa out of poverty and usher the continent into an era of peace and progress. It's worrying when such

33: Safaricom Becomes The Latest Mobile Service Provider To Be Sued

33: Safaricom Becomes The Latest Mobile Service Provider To Be Sued

Subscribe on iTunes [http://bit.ly/2cl7ISa] | Subscribe on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/3Z3LxMD9ilV0cMYc9c9MMe] We're still buzzing from the great time we had at The Annual Round-up 2015 [https://www.facebook.com/africantechroundup/posts/1921369318088901], that Tefo Mohapi and Andile Masuku hosted at The Wanderers Club

20: What Defines An African Startup?

20: What Defines An African Startup?

Subscribe on iTunes [http://bit.ly/2cl7ISa] | Subscribe on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/3Z3LxMD9ilV0cMYc9c9MMe] Back in Episode 3 of the African Tech Round-up [https://www.africantechroundup.com/what-is-a-startup-african-tech-round-up/] we asked the question: “What is a startup?” A lively discussion ensued— inspired by an eloquent piece written by David

18: Scary Software Upgrades

18: Scary Software Upgrades

Subscribe on iTunes [http://bit.ly/2cl7ISa] | Subscribe on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/3Z3LxMD9ilV0cMYc9c9MMe] Microsoft [http://microsoft.co.za] certainly got millions of people excited a while ago when they announced that their latest version of Windows would be free. However, Windows [http://www.microsoft.com/en-za/windows/

17: Importance Of Accurate Data For Africa

17: Importance Of Accurate Data For Africa

Subscribe on iTunes [http://bit.ly/2cl7ISa] | Subscribe on Spotify [https://open.spotify.com/show/3Z3LxMD9ilV0cMYc9c9MMe] There is no doubt that "wherever there is chaos, there is opportunity". A popular conspiracy theory suggests that the lack of quality data on the African continent suits devious corporate and government