Teen innovator, Dasia Taylor Scientist, Founder & CEO, Dasia Taylor, has gained global attention for a simple but potentially life-saving medical breakthrough: surgical sutures that change colour when a wound becomes infected. Taylor developed the idea while still in high school in Iowa City (USA), aiming to tackle the persistent problem of undetected post-surgical infections—particularly in low-resource settings. Her invention uses a natural dye derived from beetroots to coat suture threads, allowing them to act as a visual infection indicator. The science behind the innovation is rooted in pH chemistry. Healthy skin is slightly acidic, but when a wound becomes…
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The future is in motion and Africa is leading the charge. Day 1 of GITEX Africa Morocco 2026 ignites with powerful opening speeches and a high-energy main stage, marking the start of a new chapter where Africa’s digital ambition takes center stage bold, unstoppable, and forward-looking. With 1450+ exhibiting companies and startups from 130+ countries showcasing breakthrough innovations across AI, Cybersecurity, Data Centres & Infrastructure, Future of Banking and Finance, EduTech, and Future of Mobility, the ecosystem is buzzing louder than ever. — Global participation reinforces Africa’s role in the digital economy The 2026 edition represents an expanded international footprint,…
$90,000 in equity-free prizes. The Supernova Challenge at GITEX AFRICA brings together the continent’s most promising startups across fintech, AI, cybersecurity, mobility, sustainability, and emerging tech sectors. Beyond the main competition, special awards spotlight founders leading the next wave of innovation, from Women in Tech to Young CEOs and Morocco’s rising startups.Stay tuned as the Supernova semi-finalists are revealed. Get your pass or exhibit as an enterprise: https://shorturl.at/OgVce Numeris Média is media partner to GITEX Africa Morocco 2026
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Marrakech, Morocco — Registration has officially opened for GITEX Africa 2026, set to take place 7–9 April 2026 in Morocco, marking the return of Africa’s largest and most influential technology and startup event. GITEX Africa brings together governments, enterprises, investors, startups, and global tech leaders to accelerate real outcomes across the continent. The three-day event is designed around deployment, procurement, partnerships, and deal-making, with a strong focus on technology operating at scale—not just ideas, but execution. The 2026 edition will once again serve as a meeting point for stakeholders shaping national digital agendas, rolling out large-scale technology projects, and sourcing…
Oyeyemi Abioye Owolabi Yemi Owolabi’s life work continues through the values she championed and the countless people she inspired. In honoring her memory, her family has asked that, in lieu of souvenirs or other tokens, all donations should kindly go to The Yemi Owolabi LaunchPad Foundation, established in Yemi’s honor to advance financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and discipleship. Describing its mission, the Foundation says: The Yemi Owolabi LaunchPad Foundation is a purpose-driven organization committed to empowering the next generation through youth development, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship training. We believe that young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow—they are innovators,…
[📸 British High Commission in Nigeria] 25 November 2025 — The British High Commission in Nigeria, in partnership with Manufacturing Africa, hosted an Investor Night spotlighting six innovative Nigerian startups from the UK-funded Green Business Building (GBB) Accelerator Programme. Following 16 weeks of intensive business development support and mentorship, the startups pitched their sustainable manufacturing solutions to a room of potential investors. The featured green ventures span a broad range of climate-friendly industries, including renewable energy, recycling, organic agriculture, and electric mobility. The startups — GreenSpace Recycling, Sirius-X Energy, Auxano Solar, Taeillo, ZOOMe, and Veggie Victory — presented compelling business…
Ajay Wasserman — CEO & CIO, Fio Capital Family Office In recent years, a powerful shift has begun quietly reshaping Africa’s investment landscape — one led not by fast-moving venture funds, but by long-viewed family capital. Few observers understand this evolution more deeply than Ajay Wasserman, an African investment strategist and founder of Fio Capital, whose work sits at the intersection of patient capital, industry-building, and intergenerational stewardship. With decades of experience guiding families and enterprises across the continent, Mr. Wasserman is part of a growing movement redefining what meaningful investment in Africa should look like. In this piece, Wasserman…
Olumide Balogun – Director, West Africa at Google Google brings free Gemini Pro access to African students In a major step toward its goal of training 3 million Africans in digital and AI skills, Olumide Balogun, Director at Google Africa, announces below a free 12-month access to Gemini Pro — Google’s most advanced AI model — for students in higher institutions across Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe. The initiative offers guided learning, quizzes, study tools, and 2TB of storage, empowering students to learn faster, think critically, and build real-world solutions. It’s part of Google’s broader vision…
Iyinoluwa Aboyeji – Managing Partner, Accelerate Africa | Founding Partner Future Africa Nigerian entrepreneur and investor Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, co-founder of Andela and Flutterwave and now General Partner at Future Africa, has weighed in on the recent U.S. H-1B executive order that could reshape opportunities for African talent abroad. Known for building ventures that have unlocked pathways for African tech professionals, Aboyeji is urging affected graduates and operators to look homeward. In a recent comment, he extended an open call to Africans with technical degrees from top U.S. universities or experience in global tech companies, encouraging them to explore tailored opportunities…