The Tech Trailblazers: Women in Tech and Mapping Africa’s Road to the 4th Industrial Revolution

Check out what happened in Connecting Africa's latest Twitter discussion.

The Staff, Contributors

August 18, 2017

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Connecting Africa marked Women's Month with a Twitter discussion exploring African women in technology and how to succeed in a career in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

We were joined by: Businesswoman Bisila Bokoko; Zandy Keebine, founder of GirlCode South Africa; Vuyolwethu Dubese, Ecosystem Manager at Thomson Reuters; and Ronell Swartbooi from Sprout Creative, among others. We debated how having too few women in tech is a missed opportunity for African development and discussed the opportunities available for African women branching into technology and tech entrepreneurship.

Take a look at the full discussion, as in happened, below.

Would you like to take part in our next Twitter discussion? Drop us a line with your suggested topics and your Twitter handle to [email protected] and we'll get in touch for the September discussion.

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