Part B — The TRUST Way to Use AI Safely
Part A made the case for habit-first, open-source AI literacy. Part B shows you how—starting with the AI safety rails […]
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Part A — Open-Source, Africa-First: A Practical Case for AI-Literacy in the Decade of Acceleration
If the last development cycle was about building clinics and classrooms, the next one is about building the muscle memory
From Chats to Organic Curricula: Making Learning & New Capabilities Stick (Without a New Platform)
From my hometown of Tegbi, through much of poverty-stricken Africa and the Third World at large, we don’t have a
The Future of Learning Is Already Here: A Real-Time Case Study in Human-AI Collaboration (Part One)
I wanted to share a fascinating experience I had today with Claude Code. An experience that perfectly encapsulates how education
From Zero to Alusta in Africa: How Vibe Coding Can Turn You into a Software Creator (No CS Degree? Learn by Doing!)
Why Vibe Coding Is Perfect for African Beginners Welcome to the first chapter in our South Founder’s Code Series, where
Vibe Coding Africa: Hybrid Approach for Digital Future
Introduction: A New Chapter in Africa’s Tech Story Across Africa, a quiet revolution is brewing. Vibe coding—the ability to build
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Building Your First App with Lovable: A Guide for Entrepreneurs in Africa
Introduction: Meet Akua – A Visionary Without a Tech Degree Akua is a recent university graduate from Ghana. She studied
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Lovable vs Replit vs v0: A Word to the Wise African SME Tech Entrepreneurs
In Part One, we explored the revolutionary impact of no-code and low-code platforms on Africa’s tech landscape, highlighting how these
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From Persistent Talent Shortage to Emerging Tech Hubs: Can Africa Vibe Code New Paths to a Sustainable Future?
Part One I. Introduction Imagine you’re a Nigerian entrepreneur with a brilliant idea for an app that could solve a
Kenya’s Startup Ecosystem Platform and Africa’s AI Ambitions
Kenya’s tech ecosystem saw a transformative event with the December 2024 launch of the Kenya Startup Ecosystem Platform. This is
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