Gitex Africa - Marrakech 2024

 


Thrilled to have been part of Gitex Africa 2024! Conversing with trailblazers like Minister of Higher Education and the event organizer was truly inspiring. Gest-speaking and Engaging with industry leaders from major tech companies and reuniting with old friends has ignited new ideas and collaborations. Together, we’re shaping the future of technology and education on the African continent.

Yet, all of this is useless if we don't understand that it’s crucial for Africa to stop being a mine for the world, where resources are exploited and children are forced into labor with little to no return, as seen in cobalt mines, for instance. We must advocate for fair practices, ensuring that our wealth benefits our people, builds our communities, and secures a prosperous future for all.


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