HeyJaredWavves of African Discourse
Welcome to Wavves of Africa, where we amplify the voices building bridges across our continent! Our podcast connects people and empowers communities by sharing inspiring stories that highlight the richness of Africa's diverse cultures.Each episode features engaging…
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We Didn't Go to the Moon in One Go — AI & Access in African Education | Discourse Brief | w/ Prof. Karen Ferreira-Meyers (opens the original)
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Is Africa's AI education revolution being built on someone else's terms or its own? In this episode of Discourse Brief, we sit down with Professor Karen Ferreira-Meyers of the University of Eswatini's Institute of Distance Education at eLearning Africa 2026. She's spent over two decades building distance-learning infrastructure across Southern Africa; work that meant her institute was ready for COVID-19 fifteen years before it happened, while other universities scrambled for months. "People want
The Unflinching Story Of Building STEM Education In Ghana's Fragmented Tech Ecosystem | w/ Prince Asare Boateng; CEO STEMAIDE Africa (opens the original)
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Over 100 fintech startups. Fewer than 10 in edtech. Ghana's innovation ecosystem is raising $127 million—but it's building for investors, not its people. Prince Asare-Boateng spent nearly a decade in the trenches, teaching coding and robotics to communities the government forgot, and he's done being polite about what's broken.In this conversation on the Discourse Brief, Prince opens up about the real cost of innovating in Ghana—the vanishing success stories nobody talks about, the infrastructur
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