7 Kenyan Women Leading The Tech Industry
7 Kenyan Women Leading The Tech Industry Kenya is home to some of the tech industry’s most innovative and dynamic women. We see LEADERSHIP and
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Tamar Huggins, Founder of Tech Spark, Introduces a Competitor for ChatGPT
Tamar Huggins, the brain behind Tech Spark, is shaking up the AI landscape with her latest brainchild—a competitor to ChatGPT known as Spark Plug. With
“That which you believe in and have created a solution for, test it; with the right market and the right audience!“ — Zita Agwunobi on LLA Interview
Zita Agwunobi is the visionary behind Iverify.ng, a cutting-edge B2B platform specializing in background checks and digital identity verification services. Her ingenious solution simplifies the
#LLABlog – Meet Dorcas Muthoni, a Kenyan technology leader and innovator on the African continent
Dorcas Muthoni is an entrepreneur, computer scientist, and founder of OpenBusiness Africa and OpenWorld. OpenBusiness Africa, a business transforming African enterprises through technology. OpenBusiness Africa
Oreoluwa Somolu Lesi is empowering women and girls with tech
The more girls we empower the better our society becomes. Oreoluwa is one of those people ensuring that girls and women are no longer marginalized.
Ofunne Amaka is proving that technology and beauty are the new power couple
What happens when you are so into fashion and beauty but still love the tech world? You combine both worlds. Ofunne Amaka created an app,
Thinking of becoming a techprenuer? You should read this
One of the industries that is getting a lot of attention is the tech industry. In recent times there has been a lot of focus
“Set a clear vision for yourself, believe you have what it takes, and develop a plan to get there.” – Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor
In a world filled with so many men, Juliet Ehimuan-Chiazor stands out. She is Google’s Country Manager in Nigeria and has proven her worth as
3 African Women Build An Innovative Hair App
Every woman loves beautiful hair but African women seem to spend more to make it happen. So when Priscilla Hazel, Cassandra Sarfo, and Esther Olatunde
Ethel is breaking barriers and setting new standards in technology
We love the fact that more women are entering into the technology industry and distinguishing themselves. Ethel Cofie, however, is a break from the
