Talking Tech In The New Issue Of TEF Circle
Editor’s Note. Africa’s tech ecosystem has seen an enormous boom over the past five years. This is a redundant statement by many measures, I know.
Angele, 2018 TEF Alumna, created Cameroon’s largest job search engine
As a child, Angele spent a lot of time away from the classroom due to some health-related issues she faced during her childhood. She relied
Olasupo Abideen Is Changing How Africans Access Cooking Gas
Olasupo Abideen grew up watching his mother run several businesses. At the time, she was a local trader who sold soft drinks (amongst other provisions)
George Truth on His Life-Changing TEF Experience
George Truth Chukwudi was driving home one evening in 2015 when a radio jingle caught his attention. The jingle was lively, he recalled, and it
Curacel is Addressing Insurance Inclusion in Africa Through Technology
As of 2019, Africa’s aggregate insurance penetration rate was only 2.78%, compared to the global average insurance penetration rate of 7.23%. This low penetration and
Iyin Creative Is Preserving And Promoting Africa’s Rich Cultural Heritage
In Nigeria today, priority is placed more on teaching children in English language, as it is the lingua franca of the country. However, this automatically
Pad-Up Creations is Revolutionising Menstrual Hygiene Management in Africa
A recent study by UNESCO shows that in Africa, one in every 10 girls misses school when menstruating, mostly because of the inability to afford
Dochase Is Fast Becoming Africa’s Digital Advertising Backbone
What had initially started as a sheer love for computing for the fresh University graduate, Chibuike Goodnews, 2015 TEF Alumni and CEO, Dochase, has since
Built Accounting Has Impacted Over 5,000 African Businesses
When asked about his motivation behind the establishment of Built Accounting, 2018 TEF Alumna and Co-founder, Edward Neequaye narrated the story of how he had
BanaPads Is Making Menstruation Management Affordable And Convenient For Women
It is no secret that menstruation, is still considered a social taboo in many parts of the world. There is common theme of silence when