For decades, Africa has largely remained a consumer continent; importing devices, importing systems, importing platforms, importing futures imagined by others.
Seati Moloi, Founder and CEO at Khoi Tech.
I was born in Soweto during the final years of Apartheid South Africa, in a country where the architecture of oppression had already decided what dreams were permissible for children who looked like me.
Back then, possibility felt distant.
Technology did not look African. Innovation did not sound like our surnames.
The future was imagined elsewhere, in Silicon Valley boardrooms, European laboratories, and Asian manufacturing plants.
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