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ChipMango is building something most of Africa’s tech ecosystem rarely talks about: the people who design the chips powering modern devices. From Lagos, it is training engineers in semiconductor design and verification, plugging Africa into the global hardware value chain one skill at a time.

Four Nigerian startups have been selected for Google’s Accelerator Africa Cohort 10 after emerging from nearly 2,600 applications, showcasing the country’s rising influence in tech and AI innovation.

Hilda Moraa is focused on improving how small businesses access capital across Africa. Through Pezesha, she is building systems that connect SMEs to funding in ways that are faster, smarter, and more aligned with how businesses operate today.

Funke Opeke didn’t just build MainOne, she built systems. This piece breaks down her mindset, bold decisions, and why her thinking still matters today.

Founded by Precious Aleaji, a former leather shoemaker and fashion entrepreneur, Stylebitt is a business management software designed for African tailors and designers who are tired of the chaos caused by paper and pen.

Rebecca Enonchong has played a critical role in promoting digital transformation across the continent.…

With the rising popularity of e-learning platforms across Nigeria and Africa, individuals can now…

Honey Ogundeyi is a Nigerian entrepreneur who is significantly impacting the education technology landscape…

Google’s Equiano subsea cable which is being launched at different points on the African…

The scheduling app is now worth $3 billion Tope Awotona, the brain behind Nigeria’s…