Africa’s $400 Billion Data Future and the Man Building It

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Africa’s 600 million digital citizens generate tens of billions in data value every year — but most of that wealth flows offshore. Sam Tayengwa argues that Africa’s data is worth $200–$400 billion annually and outlines the five pillars needed to build a continental data reserve. A powerful conversation about sovereignty, AI, and the future of African wealth.
5 Jun English South Africa Business

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