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Mohamed Aziz from KibokoDAO breaks down Web3 and blockchain in a way anyone can understand. Coming from 15 years in marketing and production, he shows that you don't need to be a tech expert to get involved in Web3.

Meet Norbert, the B2B Lead for Logitech in East Africa. His journey is a story of ambition, grit, and courage—from a young university student with a big dream to a prominent tech leader in East Africa. Norbert's insights and unique approach to tackling career challenges make this episode a must-watch for anyone looking to break into tech or business development!

Radhika shares her incredible journey from corporate finance at BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, to building a wealth management platform tailored for everyday Africans. This episode dives into her personal experiences, offering invaluable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts, and anyone looking to understand how fintech can empower communities through responsible investing.

Discover why actually doing design work (not just watching videos) is key to mastering the craft. Learn how being curious and asking the right questions can supercharge your design decisions. Dive into Alison's inspiring journey of navigating societal expectations and carving out a tech career as a woman in Africa. Plus, get the gist on the real world of product design and the big difference between just learning about design and actually being a great designer.

In this roundtable discussion, host Alice Kanjejo is joined by Dominic Mulinda, Chief Product Officer at Honeycoin, and Evans Munene, a software engineer at Google to delve into some of the most compelling stories in the African tech landscape.

This episode of My Tech Story Africa introduces a new segment called "Tech Roundtable," a monthly discussion on significant tech news from both Africa and around the world.

In the Season 2 finale, Rhoda King’ori recounts her journey with Zydii, a digital training platform for Africa's workforce. She shares the highs and lows of managing a startup and her vision of empowering future entrepreneurs. Rhoda's passion for mentorship and using AI for knowledge management is a game changer for the African startup ecosystem.