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Africa Tech Radio (ATR) is the first online radio in Africa with a 100% focus on Africa’s technology. Listen Live on www.africatechradio.com

  1. Sep 25

    WOYM 24: The Price of Taking a Stand | Patriotism, Colin Kaepernick & Ed Sheeran

    How much does it really cost to take a stand? From dissecting the heavy emotional cost of civic patriotism and national disillusionment to analyzing the commercial and ethical price tag of standing up for your beliefs, this episode, we pull back the curtain on the stories shaping our culture. Whether we’re examining "what happens when your country breaks your heart" or evaluating the cost-benefit analysis behind public controversies, we bring you unfiltered, thought-provoking conversations every fortnight. Join, speak out, and ask yourself: What’s on your mind?   New Episodes are published every 2nd and 4th Friday!  Listen here: africatechradio.com, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean and across ALL podcast platforms. Don't just listen, join the conversation NOW in the comments.   Resources (Links): https://www.facebook.com/share/1EyNLJNDD7/?mibextid=wwXIfr https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdT9GOCqe8i/?stkn=aGV1bDg1Z2lma2o0 Duration: ~ 49 minutes Produced by: Africa Tech Radio Listen on: Podbean | Spotify| Apple Podcasts

  2. Sep 17

    Do you Know How to Recognise Online Scams?

    You save it to the cloud… but where is the cloud?  From iCloud and Google Photos to WhatsApp backups and Netflix, we use cloud technology every day without really thinking about what’s happening behind the scenes. On this episode of Cruise Ctrl, we’re breaking it down in simple terms and looking at why cloud infrastructure matters for Africa. Listen and follow Africa Tech Radio for more.

  3. Sep 11

    WOYM Ep 23: Uber's Exit, The "200M" Myth, and The Virality Trap

    In this episode of What's On Your Mind, Ayisha and Ekene tackle two defining shifts shaping Nigerian tech and culture: the possible collapse of Silicon Valley assumptions in Africa, and our national obsession with viral clout. Growth strategist Zumah Yahaya and media specialist Kingsley Obom-Egbulem for a deep dive into two pressing conversations shaping modern Nigeria: the harsh economic realities behind big-tech exits, and a digital culture that increasingly elevates empty virality over genuine substance.   New Episodes are published every 2nd and 4th Friday!    Listen here: africatechradio.com, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean and across ALL podcast platforms.   Don't just listen, join the conversation NOW in the comments.   Resources (Links): https://guardian.ng/featured/nigeria-risks-deeper-poverty-trap-despite-economic-recovery/   https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dc1lIHYvEga/?igsi=NWZuaG5lODU3Z2N0 Guest Features: Kingsley Obom-Egbulem: Social Entrepreneur | Author | Gender & Social Advocate Kingsley Obom-Egbulem trained as a broadcast journalist and has reported extensively on social issues, public health and sustainable development. He has worked as a media and communications specialist for pharmaceutical giants, including Roche and Johnson & Johnson, and as a technical assistant on several DFID, UNAIDS, UNFPA, and the Ford Foundation-supported programmes and interventions.   He's the author of the best-selling book, When Fishes Climb Trees -a talent management manual for parents, schools and anyone whose life and work influences talents and career development especially for teenagers.   Kingsley is a panelist on A Place at The Table on News Central TV.   Through his media, advocacy, and social impact work, Kingsley continues to promote healthier conversations around masculinity, family, parenting, governance and social responsibility.    Zumah Yahaya: Strategy & Innovation Specialist | Entrepreneur | Social Advocate Zumah Yahaya is a growth & innovation strategist, governance leader, and ecosystem builder with over 19 years of experience in management consulting, innovation, and venture development.   She serves as Director of Programs at the Ilorin Innovation Hub and Founder of Boubid Africa, while holding board and advisory roles at organisations including Aspilos Foundation and Zitra Investments.   A doctoral researcher in Entrepreneurship with a focus on Technology Adoption, Zumah is also a panelist on News Central TV’s A Place At The Table, driving impactful public discourse on socio-political reforms, governance, and sustainable economic policy.   Duration: ~ 54 minutes Produced by: Africa Tech Radio Listen on: Podbean | Spotify| Apple Podcasts

  4. Sep 8

    Uber’s Nigeria Exit, Kenya’s Commission War, & Apple’s New CEO

    Welcome back to Tony’s Tech Side on Africa Tech Radio where Tony shares the biggest technology, business, and policy stories driving headlines across Africa and the global tech ecosystem. In this episode, we cover: Uber’s African Retreat vs. Kenya’s Legal Victory: Why Uber abruptly shut down operations in Nigeria and Uganda, and what the Kenyan High Court’s ruling against the 18% commission cap means for drivers and platforms like Bolt. Retail, Fintech & Big Banking Moves: Shoprite’s 51% acquisition of PoS provider R&A Cellular to capture South Africa’s informal retail market, FNB’s 4-hour digital outage, Nedbank’s majority acquisition of NCBA in Kenya, and Kenya’s eTIMS integration with public payments. MTN Nigeria’s Scale Challenge: MTN reaches 92.2 million subscribers, but falling average revenue per user (ARPU) forces a pivot toward 5G broadband and digital finance. Global Tech Leadership & Transparency: Tim Cook steps down as Apple CEO after 15 years, handing the reins to John Ternus, while Instagram introduces new "AI-generated profile" tags to combat fake AI influencers. Subscribe & Follow: Tune in weekly on Africa Tech Radio or your preferred podcast platform. Don't forget to rate, review, and share the episode!

  5. Aug 26

    WOYM Ep 22: The Chess Game of Nigerian Politics ft. Opeyemi Adamolekun

    In this milestone 22nd episode — and our very first official video broadcast — Ekene and Ayisha sit down with Opeyemi Adamolekun, founding Executive Director of Enough is Enough Nigeria (EiE), to dissect the high-stakes chess game of Nigerian politics.   Using the recent Osun State elections as a case study, we pull back the curtain on political strategy, celebrity influence, international appeals, and shifting party loyalties.   From Davido’s high-profile campaign push and calls for international intervention to the last-minute Accord Party maneuvers and Governor Adeleke’s surprising endorsement of President Tinubu’s second term, where does civic responsibility end and political expediency begin?   In this episode, we cover: The political maneuvering and crowd dynamics behind the Osun State election. Pop culture meets politics: Davido’s campaign push, international appeals, and foreign commentary. Last-minute party candidate switches and the "Accord Party" dynamic. Governor Adeleke’s strategic nod to Tinubu and the reality of political survival. Reclaiming civic space: How citizens can navigate Nigeria's complex political landscape. New Episodes are published every 2nd and 4th Friday!    Listen here: africatechradio.com, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean and across ALL podcast platforms.   Don't just listen, join the conversation NOW in the comments.   Resources (Links): 1) The thesis of political capitalism by the Ideas Letter - https://www.theideasletter.org/essay/the-thesis-of-political-capitalism/   2) Personal Instagram Videos around Osun elections https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcPJGKuRY_i/?igsh=MWhxYXo2OHFleGh6Mg== https://youtu.be/Fd8JEmM0qGw?is=Jr8zanYUfUjblvM_   Guest Feature: Opeyemi Adamolekun is a prominent Nigerian governance advocate, activist, and policy expert. She is the founding Executive Director of Enough is Enough Nigeria (EiE), a leading civic organization dedicated to promoting accountability, citizen participation, and democratic governance. With extensive experience in public policy and civic engagement, she has played a significant role in advancing electoral integrity and government accountability in Nigeria. Opeyemi also serves as a Senior Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) and was recognized with the Global Citizen Prize in 2022 for her contributions to civic leadership and democratic development.   Duration: ~ 48 minutes Produced by: Africa Tech Radio Listen on: Podbean | Spotify| Apple Podcasts

  6. Aug 18

    Byte-Sized Tech Pod w/ Hassan Balogun

    Is Africa’s biggest tech problem really innovation… or access to funding? At Lagos Tech Fest, we spoke with Hassan Balogun, a lawyer and MSME finance professional, on how capital, policy, and opportunity are shaping the future of African startups. From bridging startups with funding to how AI and global shifts will reshape the ecosystem, this conversation unpacks what’s changing, what’s coming, and what Africa must be ready for. #LagosTechFest2026 #AfricaTechRadio #AfricaTech #StartupFunding #MSMEFinance #InnovationAfrica

  7. Aug 14

    Beyond the Cloud: Sovereign AI, Governance & the Future of Intelligent Enterprises in Nigeria & Africa

    What does it really take to build AI that is secure, governed, resilient, and truly within our control? Our conversation on Sovereign AI, Governance & the Future of Intelligent Enterprises in Nigeria & Africa brought together insights from policy and enterprise leaders to explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Africa’s AI future. Listen to the full conversation on Africa Tech Radio: africatechradio.com

  8. Aug 14

    WOYM EP 21: AI vs Human Purpose and Reclaiming Citizen Power

    This week, Ayisha and Ekene discuss power dynamics, from Artificial Intelligence to leadership and citizenship, where do we draw the line? Are we ready for the profound shifts AI is bringing to our lives? Let’s examine the job loss, lost human connection, and whether we're educating the next generation for a world that won't exist Also in this episode, Ekene asks, “why is the average citizen treated like a servant in Nigeria and across the continent?”  This episode digs into the cultural and systemic roots of this dynamic and how we can finally turn things right-side up. New Episodes are published every 2nd and 4th Friday!  Listen here: africatechradio.com, on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podbean and across ALL podcast platforms. Don't just listen, join the conversation NOW in the comments. Resources (Links): 1) Controversial Brick Lane Data Centre News Story by the BBC - https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gk8dgnxdko 2) Mark Zuckerberg’s Op Ed on Meta building Super-intelligent AI for everyone - https://www.meta.com/thefutureisforeveryone/  3) Personal Instagram Videos around AI a) https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbWt0XfCYIW/?igsh=MWs2MWpwdGc5dml1cA== b) https://www.instagram.com/adwoaakoto_?igsh=aDU4amZmeHY5dmRq Guest Features: Tobi Lawson is an entrepreneur and public policy analyst. His work and interests revolves around technology and the political economy of economic development.  Anthony Ibe is a broadcaster and content creator, whose work and interests revolve around technology, governance and civic engagement. Duration: ~51 minutes Produced by: Africa Tech Radio Listen on: Podbean | Spotify| Apple Podcasts

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