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On this episode of My Tech Story Africa, we sit down with Collins Donye, founder of Rvysion Design Studio, to explore his journey from childhood curiosity to tech entrepreneurship. From dismantling toys to building digital products, Collins shares how his passion for design and problem-solving led to the creation of Rvysion, a venture studio driving innovation in Africa. His story is a testament to the power of continuous learning, curiosity, and entrepreneurship. Tune in for valuable insights and inspiration!

On this episode of After Hours in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, we sit down with Laban-Cliff Onserio, Africa’s Regional Director at the Chief of Staff Association. Laban shares his dynamic career journey across media, corporate, and government sectors, emphasizing the power of a "career lattice" approach. He unpacks the evolving role of a Chief of Staff, the impact of technology on industries, and key career insights for young professionals. From strategic leadership to motorsport passion, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways for founders, executives, and ambitious professionals alike.

In this episode, Evans Munene and Dominic Mulinda break down the latest AI disruption, the evolving African fintech landscape, and the future of EV adoption. From Deep Seek’s industry shake-up to Jaguar’s all-electric pivot, no topic is off-limits. Welcome to "AA Meetings" - where tech’s biggest moves get the deep dive they deserve.

On this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, we speak with Shawn Muraya, an architect-turned-entrepreneur transforming Kenya’s real estate and tech landscape. From past ventures in fintech, food delivery, and woodworking tech, Shawn learned key lessons in startup challenges, research, and co-founder dynamics. Now, as co-founder of Siteseer, he is tackling inefficiencies in Africa’s construction industry with AI, IoT sensors, and 360-degree cameras for real-time project tracking. His story highlights resilience, innovation, and the power of adaptability in building game-changing solutions.

Diaspora professionals at the Jasiri Network Summit in Nairobi challenge the "brain drain" narrative in this episode of My Tech Story Africa with host Alice Kanjejo. Featuring Michele Watiki (COO, Duck Analytics), James Kiriamiti, and Nancy Masila (Founder, Jasiri Network), the discussion explores African talent, startup challenges, and the power of cross-continental collaboration. The panel highlights the need for ecosystem support, risk-taking, and tailored solutions to drive innovation across the continent. Learn more about Jasiri Network: jasirinetwork.com

In this episode of After Hours, in partnership with Tanqueray Africa, we sit down with Angela Koki, a venture capital and finance expert, to discuss her unconventional career path—from corporate finance to shaping Africa’s startup ecosystem. Angela opens up about taking a career break for motherhood, overcoming personal struggles in the corporate world, and the power of self-compassion in high-pressure environments. Now leading Diligence Africa, she’s pioneering due diligence and risk intelligence for startups. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on resilience, career transitions, and redefining success.

In this episode of Tech Roundtable, Dominic and Evans dive into Kenya’s crypto regulation bill, Jaguar’s EV pivot, the controversy around carbon credits, and Nvidia’s AI dominance. Are these trends game-changers or overhyped? Tune in for sharp insights, debates, and a fresh take on the future of tech! 🎙️

In this episode of My Tech Story Africa, Alice Kanjejo sits down with June Okal, a trailblazer at the intersection of tech, policy, and law in Africa. Now a senior manager at ICANN, June shares her journey from banking to law, tech giants like Google and Meta, and her groundbreaking research at Harvard. She offers insights on career growth, the power of networks, and the importance of African representation in global tech policy. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on navigating the tech-policy space and making an impact.

In this episode of After Hours, host Alice Kanjejo chats with Aaron Onu, senior product designer and co-founder of Los Hombres, . Aaron shares his journey from electrical engineering to product design, his role in shaping impactful projects like Trips and Speechify, and his insights on design, problem-solving, and the future of UI/UX. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on career growth, global opportunities, and why designers should consider learning to code.