We Have Superpowers! But They Need Data.
16th January 2019
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Among the Greek and Roman gods imbued with superpowers is one called Janus. He would have been a terrifying being to behold if he ever physically
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The International Open Data Conference is Coming to Africa
7th October 2018
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The International Open Data Conference (IODC) 2018 came to a close on 29th September, 2018 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. More than 1,500 participants from 70 countries
Bringing Open Data to Bear on Gender Inequality in Africa
18th September 2018
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The worldwide push for gender equality has and continues to gain momentum to bridge existing and emerging gaps that continue to perpetuate inequality. Beyond the moral
Access to Data Critical to Smallholder Farmer Access to Inputs
6th September 2018
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Smallholder farmers in low-income contexts face a variety of challenges while attempting to boost their productivity so as to escape subsistence-level farming and poverty. One of
Making open data work for gender equality
2nd August 2018
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While gender equality continues to be a problem across the world, there has been a coordinated effort globally to work towards bridging inequality even though there
The African Data Revolution
13th November 2017
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With 90% of the data in the world today having been created in the last 2 years this, it appears, is the era of data revolution.