This episode focuses on how Vybe, a Nigerian online dating startup that is designed to help Africans connect with other Africans both online and offline.
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We put the spotlight on how eCommerce platform, Selar is working to grow Africa’s passion economy.
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This episode is extracted from a panel discussion at Techpoint Build 2020 title, “Building products with African design,” enjoy.
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On this episode, we put the spotlight on how Nigerian-based startup, TalentQL, wants to build a pipeline of quality African talent for local and international companies.
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On this episode, we put the spotlight on how Ivorian startup, Afrikrea, is building the online infrastructure for African culture commerce.
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On this episode, we explore how Nigeria’s first feature-length animation movie came to life, the brains behind the project, their process and what all this means for the Nigerian animation industry.
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This episode tells the story of how a young innovator is building digital interactive apps in several Kenyan native languages, to support early childhood learning, despite locational challenges.
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On this episode, we take a look at how Nigerian payroll software startup, Bento Africa is working to influence the monthly spend culture of Nigerians.
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Music by Mixaund – mixaund.bandcamp.com
Upbeat Corporate – JP Bianchini https://jpbianchini.com
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Obinna Ukwuani takes us on his journey from shaping the development of robotics in Africa, to spearheading digital initiatives at the Bank of Kigali, Rwanda.
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This episode delves into how Ghanaian based startup, BACE Group, uses state of the art technology to tackle the problem of identity theft in Africa.
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Underneath the World by Mid-Air Machine www.freemusicarchive.org
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We put the spotlight on how Nigerian print-on-demand startup, Kiakiaprint is taking its business global with Canva partnership and South Africa expansion.
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Upbeat Corporate by JP Bianchini – @jpmbianchini
Optimistic / Inspirational by Mixaund – mixaund.bandcamp.com
Safe In Your Arms by Mixaund – mixaund.bandcamp.com
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This episode puts the spotlight on how South African agritech startup, ITIKI uses artificial intelligence to simplify rainfall forecasts for small-scale farmers around Africa.
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Upbeat Corporate by JP Bianchini – @jpmbianchini
Optimistic / Inspirational by Mixaund – mixaund.bandcamp.com
Safe In Your Arms by Mixaund – mixaund.bandcamp.com
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We spotlight how Lagos-based eCommerce startup, One Kiosk Africa is exploring the hyperlocal model to achieve sustainability in a struggling market.
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This episode puts the spotlight on how Akiddie is working to create the largest collection of African children’s stories using technology
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This episode looks at how Ugandan startup, Logistify AI, is helping businesses find flexible storage for their inventory.
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Funke Opeke takes us 10 years inside MainOne’s journey of building West Africa’s Internet infrastructure, the high moments, the low moments and the future plans.
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We explore how Kenyan startup, Apollo Agriculture, is solving the credit problem small-scale farmers face with technology.
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In this pilot episode of the Built in Africa, we’ll be taking a look at how South African startup, Voyc, is working to improve how call centres handle customer experience with its AI-based software.
Soundtrack credit: Spark Of Inspiration by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com
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On November 8, 2019, in an interview with Techpoint Africa, Dara Oladosu, the Nigerian developer who created the Quoted Replies bot, discussed his surprise at Twitter’s job offer and the fate of his viral Twitter bot. He has since helped the Silicon Valley company integrate a native quoted tweets feature
