ABOUT BUSINESS TECH AFRICA
As the African continent moves towards digital
transformation and with IT spending expected to
reach over $83.7bn in 2020 in the Middle East
and Africa (MEA), Business Tech Africa
(businesstechafrica.co.za) stands to reflect this
evolving landscape with exclusive content. The
African Continent’s most reputable digital destination,
Business Tech Africa prides itself as a
leading source of information focusing on the
latest national, regional and global topical
business and technology events. The multiplatform
brand provides up-to-the-minute news
along with in depth analysis of the latest local,
regional and international news and its influence
on business in Africa and the Middle East. Its
extensive output includes audio, digital, print and
video interviews with some of the world’s leading
businessmen and women, long-form features from
around Africa and respected commentary on the
issues of the day from industry experts. Offering
an unmatched outlook, Business Tech Africa
endeavours to cover unbiased, informative and
authoritative content relevant to C-level decision
makers, businesses, technology vendors, thought
leaders, end users and tech-savvy consumers. In addition,
we keep the entire IT and business ecosystem
informed and empowered with up-to-the-minute news
and essential content about IT innovators, visionary
businessmen and women, thought leadership, entrepreneurship,
start-ups, women empowerment, emerging
technologies and much more. Launched in 2019,
the scope of Business Tech Africa’s coverage is
highly varied, ranging from daily business and technology
news, analysis articles, in-depth features and
special country reports, and industry events to expert
analysis and exclusive video content. With Business
Tech Africa’s widespread portfolio, the website is
broken down into easily identifiable sections. Each
section features expert editorial content from Business
Tech Africa, which comprises of dedicated online
staff, knowledgeable business and IT journalists,
freelancers and industry pundits, as well as contributions
from the editors of Business Africa, Soweto
Bulletin, Headlines Daily and Entertainment SA.