Building a Connected Africa: The Origin Story of OSSAfrica with Prince Asiedu
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Prince Oforh Asiedu shares his journey into tech and the founding of OSSAfrica.
This episode features Prince Oforh Asiedu, discussing his inspiring journey into tech and open source, starting from a childhood fascination with computers in Ghana, self-learning to code despite financial and economic challenges, and making his first contributions through documentation. Prince shares the origin story of Open Source & Security Africa (OSSAfrica), revealing how the frustration of repeatedly being denied access to global conferences due to visa issues sparked the idea to bu...
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