
Stephen Agwaibor
Writer. Iconoclast. Rational Optimist. Human. What doesn't kill you makes you stranger 🎶Singing Baraye🎶 https://t.co/2KNdAfLBpX
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Nov 4, 2024 |
techcabal.com | Ephraim Modise |Stephen Agwaibor |Ngozi E. Chukwu |Faith Omoniyi
inDrive operators in Botswana say they’re experiencing lower revenues because of the rising fuel costs and competition for rides after the launch of Bolt in March. More than ten drivers who spoke to TechCabal said the base fares are low and should be increased, continuing a trend across Africa where drivers believe the gig driving model unfairly favors customers.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
techcabal.com | Ephraim Modise |Faith Omoniyi |Stephen Agwaibor |Ngozi E. Chukwu
To unlock the next stage of growth in Africa’s e-commerce sector, issues like fragmented payments, lack of trust for digital platforms, and regulatory bottlenecks must be addressed. This was the major takeaway from a panel discussion at Moonshot by TechCabal on Thursday. According to recent data, the African e-commerce market is projected to reach $75 billion from 478 million consumers by 2025.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
techcabal.com | Ephraim Modise |Ngozi E. Chukwu |Stephen Agwaibor |Faith Omoniyi
African startups and the tech media must find a way to coexist. In a fiery panel discussion at Moonshot by TechCabal on Wednesday in Lagos, founders and media specialists presented conflicting reasons why the relationship has been frosty. The African tech ecosystem has grown in the past decade, so has the media that covers them. Homegrown publications like TechCabal have expanded, covering the industry with authority, integrity, and accuracy.
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Oct 9, 2024 |
techcabal.com | Stephen Agwaibor |Faith Omoniyi |Ngozi E. Chukwu |Kenn Abuya
African startups should adopt a cautious approach to fundraising in the . That was the consensus of fintech players who spoke during a fireside chat on “Innovating in Payments and Tech” at Moonshot by TechCabal on Wednesday. The session included Francis Nwoboshi, CCO Sochitel Group; Wole Ayodele, CEO Fincra; Ahunna Ogunedo, an investment manager with 54 Collective; and Vivian Mbene, COO, The Tonic Technologies.
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May 24, 2024 |
techcabal.com | Ephraim Modise |Frank Eleanya |Mariam Muhammad |Stephen Agwaibor
The central theme at Africa Tech Week, held at Century City, Cape Town, was artificial intelligence (AI). Although AI has been a big subject at most tech events in South Africa over the past year, this particular AI focus had a different feel to it in that government, corporates, and startups at the event seemed to have more refined AI strategies, compared to a few months ago.
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Only today I was reading about Jonah Lomu, regarded widely as the greatest ever rugby player who died at 40 due to CKD. I saw this bit that moved me. May God keep us from sickness and its accompanying sorrows. https://t.co/bfYEnqrL8B

CKD will first wreck your finances then kill you.

Thomas Malthus would be rolling in his grave

The evidence is clear: Humans create more than they consume, and the planet is not about to run out of anything. https://t.co/5iEsN6NpRW

RT @seunonigbinde: Transiting to medical practice in US and being able to land the big box is not cake walk. That’s another six years of y…