Your phone is already a powerful film studio. You just need to know the right buttons to press. Across Africa, creators in Lagos, Nairobi, Accra, and Johannesburg are proving you…[...]
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You have a phone sitting in a drawer. Maybe it has a cracked screen. Maybe the battery drains by lunch. Or maybe it still works fine, but you just want…[...]
The first time you cross a border in Africa and your phone goes silent, you feel it. That moment of panic as you realize your data bundle doesn't work here.…[...]
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You are a freelancer in Nairobi who just received a payment from a client in Lagos. You open your mobile money app, punch in the details, and hit send. A…[...]
Three hours east of Nairobi, in a village without a single power line, Aisha charges her phone by laying it flat on a tin roof at noon. Ten years ago,…[...]