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ForLoop Africa Board Member Chris Nwamba at a ForLoop Africa event. (Photo: Benjamin Dada)

How ForLoop Africa Became the Continent’s Largest Community for Developers

Developers, people

4th March 2019

Accompanying developers through every stage of professional growth helps to build an inclusive, engaging and vibrant community.

All about favicons (and touch icons)

Developers

Ire Aderinokun

21st December 2016

Meta, with Ire

The Art of Coding: The most important skill needed by indie developers

Developers

Adim Ofunne

15th December 2016

Marketing abilities is the single most valuable thing a developer can add to their arsenal

The Art Of Coding: What to do when you are asked to build the world

Developers

Adim Ofunne

8th December 2016

You do not want a project where you are destined to fail

Building a Designer News clone with AngularJS and Firebase

Developers

Ire Aderinokun

8th December 2016

Meta, with Ire

The art of coding: Put your code where your mouth is

ecosystem, Features

Adim Ofunne

24th November 2016

If you have an idea that you need people to buy into, it is more effective to show them than to tell them

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African Tech Roundup, Business, Digest, ecosystem, long reads, News, startups, Technology

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Business, Government, Policy, Politics

Abubakar Idris

21st August 2019

Stable electricity generation and supply has been a challenge for many African countries for years. In 2014, only 45% of the continent’s 1.2 billion people had access to electricity. When North African countries were excluded, the figure dropped to less than 30%. In 2015, the 48 countries in Sub Saharan Africa produced around 80,000 megawatts […]

National Archives: Nigeria’s memories are brittle and falling apart without digitisation

Government, Research

Wole Olayinka

20th August 2019

Without urgent intervention, collective memories of Nigerian society that live in the national archives face certain extinction.

ATCG Kigali summit ends with recommendations for free trade implementation

AfCFTA, Business, ecosystem, Entrepreneurship, Events, Government

Aanu Adeoye

19th August 2019

The Africa Technology and Creative Group’s (ATCG) two-day meet-up in Kigali ended Friday with recommendations on the governance structure, definitive guide on the goals and objectives of the group in relation to the implementation of the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). The ATCG is a coalition of technology and creative professionals who are devoted […]

Ezekwesili tasks African youths on making a success of AfCFTA as Kigali meet-up flags off

AfCFTA, Business, ecosystem, Entrepreneurship, Events, Government

Aanu Adeoye

15th August 2019

And so to Kigali. On Thursday, August 15, more than 80 people from 30 African countries gathered in the sleepy and well-manicured Rwandan capital to discuss how to create a framework to ensure the success of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). Industry leaders in the technology and creative ecosystems were in attendance on […]

Kobo360 raises US$ 30M, sets its sights on the $1.3 trillion intra-African trade opportunity

people, startups

Olanrewaju Odunowo

14th August 2019

Investors are betting on Kobo360’s ability to meet a rise in demand in cargo deliveries on the back of the newly-minted Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA). But the startup’s ambitions will partly depend on the proper and effective implementation of the AfCFTA.

Questions arise over rules of origin in Africa’s free trade agreement

Business, Developers, ecosystem, Entrepreneurship, Government, Hardware, Internet, News

Abubakar Idris

14th August 2019

The AfCFTA faces many hurdles on its road to success and a crucial one is the rule governing rules of origin: an important but complicated topic that has implications for manufacturing businesses.