Watch the video to learn more about the misconceptions surrounding African tech talent and how they are being challenged by industry leaders like Namanya Brian, CEO of Tubayo
Tek Talent Africa
Technology, Information and Internet
Connecting Global businesses with African Talent
About us
At Tek Talent Africa, we go beyond simply filling positions, we’re your strategic partner in building high-performing tech teams. We take the time to truly understand your business and its unique human resource needs, connecting you with Africa’s top tech professionals who drive measurable results. We’ve tapped into Africa’s rich, dynamic pool of tech talent, identifying the innovators, problem-solvers, and visionaries who can transform your business. Whether you’re a company looking to power your tech growth or a skilled professional seeking global opportunities, we make the process seamless and effective.
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www.tektalentafrica.com
External link for Tek Talent Africa
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Kampala
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 2023
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Kampala , UG
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Updates
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We had an incredible session with Namanya Brian the CEO of Tubayo and our very own Atuhaire Collins from Tek Talent Africa. Brian emphasised the significance of Artificial Intelligence and shared how he genuinely utilises it to enhance productivity and performance at Tubayo. Stay tuned to follow us for updates on our upcoming shows, talks, and webinars, where we’ll delve deeper into the tech landscape in Uganda and Africa as a whole.
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We're glad to be hosting Dr. Grace Kamulegeya, Ph.D, President of the Guild of Professional Software Engineers and IT practitioners, to our X Spaces (formerly Twitter Spaces) on Saturday, 1st, March, 2025. We shall share on the topic of professionalizing the IT sector, what it takes to do that, the challenges involved and so much more. We shall also talk about employment in the current state of Uganda and Africa in general and how to remain competitive as the tech landscape changes rapidly. Do not miss out on this incredible session. Add the X Space to your calendar or set a reminder so that you do not forget to attend. See you all there. https://lnkd.in/de_pqDZT
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Developers, we’re delighted to introduce the TeK Talent Africa Community on WhatsApp! We’re a talent marketplace for African developers. We find opportunities in the UK and share them with our African Tek Talent. The WhatsApp community platform will help us connect with you, our developers, on a much deeper level, so we can quickly bring you opportunities. If you’re a developer looking for your next opportunity in the job market, we’d love for you to join our Tek Talent Africa Community WhatsApp platform. Just follow the link provided to access our platform. https://lnkd.in/dYFxSFMd
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We are delighted to have been a part of the osckampala open-source community meetup. It was a pleasure engaging with the vibrant developer community in Uganda, who are dedicated to fostering the growth of open-source initiatives in Africa. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with them on future endeavours and fostering mutual growth.
On Saturday, February 15, 2025, we successfully hosted our open-source community meetup. The event attracted developers from both the open-source community and other developer communities. Our main speaker, Awath Abdat, delivered a talk on developer burnout and effective strategies for managing it while maintaining productivity. Attendees shared their personal experiences with burnout and the coping mechanisms they employed. Some developers found solace in pursuing hobbies outside of programming to alleviate burnout. Additionally, it is crucial to seek employment opportunities where employers prioritise mental well-being and provide support for managing burnout. We extend our sincere gratitude to our sponsors, StartHub Africa and Tek Talent Africa, for their invaluable contributions to the success of this meetup. We eagerly anticipate future partnerships and look forward to reconnecting with our communities.
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Are AI regulations good for AI progress in Africa? During the Paris AI Action summit, a global AI regulation policy was passed and signed by the top leading countries in AI, including France, China, India, and more. Some of the notable countries that did not sign the policy include the US and the UK. The US, according to Vice President JD Vance, found the policy to be quite restricting and could stifle AI development on an international scale. The UK, on the other hand, did not put its name on the regulation for national security and global governance reasons. French President Emmanuel Macron believes these rules need to be put in place to act as a safety net for further AI development. Which brings us to our position as Africa. What role are we playing in regards to advancing Ai safety as a continent? What shared values do we have in regards to the Ai agenda? All these questions need to be answered for Africa to lay the foundation for home grown Ai solutions. https://lnkd.in/gGEvqk7g
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We are Tek Talent Africa, a talent marketplace for African developers and software engineers. We work with talent agencies to acquire top talent from Africa and find them better, remote opportunities in the UK. If you're a developer in Uganda, our talent agency is Tek Juice. For more information, email us at info@tektalentafrica.com
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