30 Technology Blogs Shaping Africa’S Digital Future
Posted on March 26, 2025
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As African tech startups and enterprises push boundaries, tech blogs play a vital role in amplifying their innovation. SquirrelPR highlights 30 technology blogs shaping Africa’s digital future.
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With its authoritative reporting and deep industry insights, MyBroadband continues to shape South Africa’s digital future.
2. Techpoint Africa (Nigeria): Founded in 2015 by Adewale Yusuf, Techpoint Africa has become a leading voice in the continent’s tech ecosystem. According to Crunchbase, it “amplifies the best innovations out of Africa through its publications, data, and events.” The platform allows brands to reach millions of unique readers through high-impact ad placements.Beyond news coverage, Techpoint Africa drives industry engagement through flagship events like Techpoint Inspired - Nigeria’s largest tech conference - and Techpoint Build, the country’s biggest startup exhibition. It also publishes in-depth research reports and thought-provoking analyses influencing conversations about Africa’s digital future. With nearly 10 million visits in 2024 alone, Techpoint Africa remains a trusted resource for tech enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and investors.
3. TechCentral (South Africa): TechCentral describes itself as the “technology news leader in South Africa.” It offers breaking news and analysis on broadband developments, regulatory shifts, AI, and other emerging technologies. The platform is known for its investigative journalism and exclusive interviews with industry leaders.TechCentral also leverages podcasts to engage its audience in critical tech conversations. Under the editorial leadership of Duncan McLeod, the blog continues to grow in influence.
4. TechCabal (Nigeria): Since its inception in 2013, TechCabal has provided in-depth reporting on startups, venture capital, and emerging technologies shaping Africa’s future. Through initiatives like TC Insights, it delivers data-driven analysis to help DFIs, NGOs, governments, and tech brands better understand and address critical challenges in the continent’s digital economy. TechCabal is edited by Olumuyiwa Olowogboyega.5. Technext (Nigeria): Founded by David Afolayan in 2017, Technext now ranks among Africa’s most popular tech blogs. It explores how technology influences various sectors, including finance, education, and health. Covering everything from industry trends and startup reviews to app and movie updates, the platform also spotlights women in tech and features exclusive interviews with industry leaders.
Through its annual Technext Conference, it brings together key industry players to discuss AI, Blockchain, Web3, and emerging technologies, helping attendees explore opportunities for growth and wealth creation.
6. ITWeb (South Africa): ITWeb is a South African media company specializing in IT news and analysis. The platform operates a daily news portal, publishes the monthly Brainstorm magazine, and hosts conferences and webinars. It caters to a wide audience, including IT professionals, industry analysts, investors, tech vendors, and C-level executives seeking insights for tech investments.With millions of web visits annually, ITWeb ranks among Africa’s most influential technology blogs.
7. NaijaKnowHow (Nigeria): NaijaKnowHow is a Nigerian technology blog offering reviews, tutorials, and updates on gadgets, apps, and tech services. Founded in 2015 by Franklin Obioha, the platform prioritises practical information to solve everyday tech needs.8. Techweez (Kenya): Martin Gicheru launched Techweez in 2010 as a passion project to highlight technology’s impact on daily life. Over the years, as more tech enthusiasts joined the editorial team, it has become one of Africa’s go-to tech platforms for exclusive product launch coverage, in-depth reviews, and the latest news.
9. Stuff (South Africa): Stuff is a South African blog catering to tech-savvy readers seeking information on the latest products and innovations. It is particularly known for its top-ten gadget lists and reviews covering everything from movies and games to gadgets and cars.
10. The Condia (Nigeria): Condia (formerly Bendada.com) is an Africa-focused tech publication founded by Benjamin Dada in 2019. It provides insights into emerging businesses, investment opportunities, and tech trends shaping Nigeria’s digital economy. Through interviews and feature stories, the blog explores entrepreneurial journeys and technology’s sector-wide impact.
Additionally, Condia collaborates with businesses to create engaging stories about their startups, products, or topics of public interest.
11. Tech Africa News (South Africa): TechAfrica News is a South Africa-based online platform that delivers the latest updates in the continent's technology and telecommunications sectors. Through its #TechTalkThursday series, it provides expert insights into the tech landscape. TechAfrica News also maintains a YouTube channel showcasing interviews with public and private sector leaders shaping digital policies. Under the editorial leadership of Akim Benamara and Joyce Onyeagoro, TechAfrica News continues to grow in influence, according to RANKED.12. TechEconomy (Nigeria): TechEconomy is a publication of OPI-Media Networks Limited, which has been registered in Nigeria since 2017. Through its Content-as-a-Service (CaaS) model, it offers insights into the intersection of technology and economic growth. According to RANKED, the platform drew hundreds of thousands of visitors in 2024, making it one of Africa’s top tech blogs.
Peter Oluka is the current editor of TechEconomy.
13. IT News Africa (South Africa): Based in Johannesburg, IT News Africa delivers up-to-date coverage on IT security, software, gadgets, gaming, and telecommunications across Africa.IT News Africa hosts a bi-monthly Innovation Dinner, bringing senior ICT executives together to exchange knowledge that will drive industry growth. It also publishes the African Innovator Magazine, highlighting innovations shaping Africa’s digital future.
14. Memeburn (South Africa): Joining the ranks of tech blogs shaping Africa's digital future is Memeburn. Founded in 2010 by Matthew Buckland, it focuses on social media, mobile tech, and digital innovation in emerging markets. As part of the Burn Media Group, it operates alongside sister sites like Gearburn (gadget reviews), Ventureburn (startups and entrepreneurship), and Motorburn (car technology).15. Mobility Arena (Nigeria): Founded in 2014, Mobility Arena is a go-to platform for mobile technology news and reviews in Nigeria. It offers step-by-step guides, comparisons, curated lists, and detailed gadget specifications to help readers make informed (buying) decisions. With a strong focus on digital literacy, the blog simplifies complex tech concepts for everyday users.
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17. Gadget Stripe (Nigeria): GadgetStripe is a trusted Nigerian tech platform dedicated to gadget reviews, comparisons, and buying guides. Covering smartphones, laptops, wearables, and more, the site simplifies tech for its audience. Its engaging content and user-friendly interface have contributed to its popularity.
18. Tech Trends (Kenya): Tech Trends ranks among Africa’s most influential technology blogs. Based in Kenya, it covers cloud computing, fintech, gadgets, and startups. Beyond written content, the platform extends its influence through ‘The TechTrends Podcast,’ which explores key innovations and policies shaping the continent.
19. Naija Tech Guide (Nigeria): Naija Tech Guide is one of Nigeria's leading technology blogs, offering a wealth of information on gadgets, tech news, and industry developments. The platform provides in-depth buying guides, tutorials, and price comparisons for mobile phones, laptops, and other gadgets. With a sizable audience in Nigeria, the U.S., and Norway, it serves tech novices and professionals alike. Its practical reporting has made it a trusted resource.
20. Techmoran (Kenya): Techmoran has become a prominent voice in the African tech media landscape, recording 286,104 web visits in 2024. The platform highlights African tech talent and solutions, as well as provides valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry. Additionally, it features a dedicated section on women in tech, celebrating their influence in driving innovation on the continent.
21. Tech-ish (Kenya): Tech-ish, founded by Dickson Otieno in 2014, has earned its place as one of Africa’s top technology blogs. The platform simplifies complex topics, offering easy-to-understand industry updates, how-to guides, and curated ‘Bestlists’ of gadgets and apps. With a growing readership, Tech-ish continues to be a go-to resource for tech enthusiasts in Kenya and the wider African region.
22. Bandwidth Blog (South Africa): Owned by South African technology journalists Theunis van Rensburg and Bryan Smith, Bandwidth Blog delivers breaking tech news, gadget reviews, and expert opinions on industry developments. Its coverage extends beyond local news to include broader tech trends impacting Africa. Known for its engaging content and timely updates, Bandwidth Blog has garnered a significant readership over the years.
23. Tech City (Nigeria): TechCity is a leading Nigerian technology blog that covers both local and international industry news extensively. From AI and blockchain to startups and gadgets, TechCity provides comprehensive insights into the ever-evolving tech landscape. The blog is fast becoming a go-to platform for tech lovers and professionals, according to RANKED.
24. Tech Smart (South Africa): Founded in 2003, TechSmart is one of South Africa’s most established technology websites, offering daily updates on the latest in tech and geek culture. Known for its reliable and up-to-date information, TechSmart has become a go-to source for tech enthusiasts.
25. Android Kenya (Kenya): Founded by Emmanuel Chenze, Android Kenya is a go-to source for the latest Android news, reviews, and updates. Covering everything from software advancements to device launches, the platform ensures readers stay informed about the evolving Android ecosystem. Android Kenya has built a loyal audience to earn its place as a key player in Africa’s tech media space.
26. Moses Kemibaro (Kenya): Digital marketing expert and award-winning tech blogger Moses Kemibaro launched his self-named blog as a platform to share insights and opinions on all things digital in Kenya and Africa. Rather than following a traditional news format, it takes a thought leadership approach to explore the intersection of marketing and digital transformation. The blog has continued to expand its influence in the African tech space.
27. Sledge (Kenya): Sledge ranks among the most influential tech blogs in Africa. More than just app and gadget reviews, it covers groundbreaking innovations across industries like automotive, agriculture, and fintech. A standout feature is its frequent updates on scholarships and job opportunities, helping readers advance their education and careers.
28. Tech Arena (Kenya): Tech Arena, founded by Kaluka Wanjala, is a go-to platform for detailed, no-nonsense gadget reviews. Covering mobile technology, social media trends, and digital solutions, it also engages readers with a weekly newsletter spotlighting Africa’s startup ecosystem.
29. JB Klutse (Ghana): JBKlutse has evolved from a personal tech blog into one of Ghana’s leading tech and lifestyle news platforms. It provides timely content on technology, social culture, and business, reaching audiences in Ghana and beyond. More than just a media platform, JBKlutse also offers social media campaign management for brands and individuals.
30. Techbuild Africa (Nigeria): Techbuild Africa is a platform dedicated to amplifying the stories of African startups, especially those without marketing budgets. Beyond covering startups, the blog chronicles the activities of investors, ecosystem builders, and organizations driving Africa’s digital transformation. Backed by expertise in media, technology, and advocacy, Techbuild Africa continues to be a key voice in the region’s tech landscape.
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