Andela is a company that identifies and develops software developers in Africa and connects them with global tech companies.
Inside the Minds of Africa’s Most Successful Startup CEOs
In 2024, African startups raised $2.8 billion, with Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt leading the way. Olugbenga Agboola's Flutterwave reached unicorn status in March 2021 after raising over $170 million.
At the 2025 Africa Technology Expo, stakeholders look to the future of African tech
The 2025 Africa Technology Expo (ATE) attracted over 2,000 attendees and 50 exhibiting companies focused on hardware, telecoms, and software innovation. Olumide Balogun, Director at Google West Africa, delivered a keynote outlining a roadmap for Africa's next billion-dollar tech companies.
Africa’s Leading Startup Hub Pays One of the World’s Lowest Developer Salaries
Lagos has an average annual salary for software developers of $7,500, significantly lower than the global average of $52,000. Nairobi developers earn an average of $14,700, while Johannesburg developers earn $42,000, showcasing the wage disparity within Africa.
Is AI Accelerating Tech Layoffs In Africa? 2025 Outlook So Far
Intel Corporation announced plans to cut over 21,000 jobs as part of a strategic overhaul. In 2025, 52,340 tech employees have been laid off from 123 tech companies globally.
2024: A Mixed Year for African Startups as Funding Shifts Toward Sustainable Growth and Profitability
Funding for African startups surpassed $2 billion last year, indicating a return to pre-pandemic levels. A notable drop in mega-deals has led investors to prioritize sustainable business models.
