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b"How much of an over-achiever is Elon Musk fixing to become, though? In the last week, he\\u2019s added providing global internet coverage via a massive satellite network to his audacious To-do List. In this week\\u2019s African Tech Round-up Andile Masuku reflects on how Musk\\u2019s latest ambition might upset net neutrality watchdogs around the world who might not trust SpaceX to responsibly execute on something they don\\u2019t trust the likes of Google and Facebook to do.\\n\\nAlso in this week\\u2019s show is more about perhaps the most publicised tech investment news of the past week, the $1.6 million investment haul made by the Kenyan agritech startup WeFarm. It\\u2019s exciting to see agritech startups start to excite the global VC community. It's absurd how millions of people on the continent go hungry every year despite how well-endowed Africa is in terms of natural resources. It\\u2019s about time we harness tech to work smarter, improve our yields, and get food to hungry people not just on the continent, but wherever it\\u2019s needed around the world.\\n\\nFinally, listen in to hear Andile Masuku's conversation with Milena Taieb, Head of Video for France, Africa and the Middle East at Believe Digital Studios\\u2014 the world\\u2019s leading multi-channel network (MCN) specialising in multi-platform distribution, audience development and content monetisation. Milena reveals how Believe has upended the traditional music and video production business, and how despite the plethora of self-publication platforms available to creators today, success is predicated on executing a killer digital strategy.\\n\\nMusic Credits:\\nMusic by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)\\nMusic licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution"