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According to a report released by the world economic forum, the African tech ecosystem grew exponentially in 2021 with an impressive $4.77 billion in venture capital funding.
In Nigeria, a new initiative, the Growth Africa Startup, in partnership with Lagos Business School, is training young creative minds to become the next Africa’s billion-dollar entrepreneurs. I spoke to Samuel Ajiboyede, a tech entrepreneur and founder of Growth Africa Startup in Lagos, Nigeria.

Although computer coding sounds technical, it does require creativity and is a lot of fun. if you know how to code, you can develop apps, video games, websites, and more.
However, women are significantly underrepresented in the field of technology. But Retiana Phiri a young student at Evelyn Hone College in Lusaka Zambia is trying to change that – she is using her coding skills to empower other young women.

Africa’s digital revolution offers an abundance of opportunities across a wide range of areas. From Agriculture – to e-commerce to fintech and health. Business models are being disrupted with innovations utilizing mobile and new technology. For more, I Africa 54 Tech correspondent Paul Ndiho spoke to Adedoyin Adedeji, a tech entrepreneur and analyst based in Lagos, Nigeria.

Lagos – Nigeria-based Auldon Toys, a leading manufacturer of African themed toys “Unity Girl Dolls, has secured a multimillion-dollar contract with one of the world’s leading retailers Walmart to supply Unity Girl Dolls.

The African-inspired dolls, complete with locally made clothes and accessory kits, are now available in Walmart stores across the United States.
Earlier, Via Skype, I spoke to Paul Orajiaka, CEO of Auldon Toys.