#african millennials

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What African millennials will be 'old fashioned' about in 2030

What African millennials will be ‘old fashioned’ about in 2030

Picture this. It’s a warm afternoon somewhere in Lagos, Nigeria or Kigali, Rwanda, the smart lighting in your living room displays a continuous mix of movie-friendly shades.

While you place your plate of hot 3D-printed puff puff and nutritious juice from your IoT refrigerator on the table next to you, you instruct your virtual assistant to play the latest episode of your favourite movie series.

W…

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#BellaNaijaWCW Kelechi Udoagwu of Skrife is Helping African Millennials Understand Tech with Ease

#BellaNaijaWCW Kelechi Udoagwu of Skrife is Helping African Millennials Understand Tech with Ease

Technology has come to stay and understandably so: it is making work and life easier and faster. While it is making work less stressful, it is almost difficult for the individual with little or no training to understand and most tech news/discussion platforms can sometimes be alienating to the non-techy individual.

How do you get people, especially millennials, involved in tech? Our #BellaNaijaW…

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Web Series Wednesday: AfriGens @Work with Joymarie Parker

Web Series Wednesday: AfriGens @Work with Joymarie Parker

Happy Wednesday!

Today I am sharing episode 5 of AfriGens @Work with Joymarie Parker!

AfriGen inspiration – Ghanaian Joymarie Parker @heymissparkerr ・・・ Joymarie is an experiential marketer and creator of @joblogues, a popular podcast for young professionals. In our chat with Joymarie, we got a chance to learn about her upbringing, family, and her approach to work. Watch the video below to hear…

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The African Union is set to introduce a single passport for the continent. Read more on HeelsAndAbout.com. Link in bio. 📷 Islandboi Photography

[thedailymillennial-blog]

"For various reasons, many experts have agreed that 'Africa is rising.' As a generation that has an increasing easy access to the internet and the world, African millennials can create the positive changes they want to see in our respective communities. The time to build the Africa we want is now. The millennials of Africa are the ones who will truly bring the peace and prosperity on the continent, whether they live on the continent or not. The best part part is that if we pull our forces together, the chance to make the African continent a better place will be certain.