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The Republic V9, N3

Our August-October 2025 print issue, An African Manual for Debugging Empire, confronts the erasure of Africans in global tech debates and highlights the ways the continent is actively shaping, contesting and redefining the futures of AI. With writing from Angola to South Sudan, it includes:

Wale Lawal, in conversation with Kenyan writer Nanjala Nyabola.

Dawn Chinagorom-Abalakam on African and artificial intelligence.

Otobong Inieke on the geopolitics of digital technology in Africa.

Oyindamola Depo-Oyedokun on the revolutionary rise of Piggyvest.

Boluwatife Oyediran on the debates about the acceptability of generative AI in art. Rui Verde on Angola’s inorganic techno-democracy.

Art, comics, quizzes and much more!

Total pages:
Standard edition: 84

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Cover art: Olalekan Jeyifous.

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Wale Lawal, in conversation with Kenyan writer Nanjala Nyabola.

Dawn Chinagorom-Abalakam on African and artificial intelligence.

Otobong Inieke on the geopolitics of digital technology in Africa.

Oyindamola Depo-Oyedokun on the revolutionary rise of Piggyvest.

Boluwatife Oyediran on the debates about the acceptability of generative AI in art. Rui Verde on Angola’s inorganic techno-democracy.

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