The Film and Publications Regulations, 2022, which established South Africa’s internet content restrictions and went into force in March of this year, have been gazetted by the Department of
Leading pan-African e-commerce company, Jumia has partnered with California-based Zipline on Thursday, September 1 to launch automated drone for on-demand delivery in Ghana.
Zipline is a logistics company launched in
Nigeria and UK-based digital bank, Kuda, has revealed that it has cut its workforce, thereby joining the league of African tech organizations that are cutting down on their team.
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Vodacom Tanzania plc has launched 5G technology in Dar es Salaam. This was unveiled by the company’s Acting Managing Director, Hilda Bujiku in the presence of Minister of Information,
DPO Group a payment processing fintech in Kenya has received authorized approval from the Central Bank Of Kenya (CBK), granting it the licence to now operate as a Payment Service
Snap is restructuring its international leadership in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific regions beginning with the hiring of Ronan Harris, who has been Google’s U.
South Africa has announced plans to build an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Institute to improve the teaching of robotics and coding in public schools.
The AI Institute is being founded in
After years of internal and external debate about whether such a feature was a good idea for a product known for making posts go viral, Twitter Inc. is introducing an
On Tuesday, August 30, the Government of Zanzibar announced the launch of ‘Silicon Zanzibar’ in partnership with Wasoko, a B2B e-commerce Company formerly headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya. The Wasoko innovation
A partnership with TelePassport Communications has allowed South African company Trabel to offer its NoPBX PBX-over-GSM service in Namibia.
Utilizing only their current cellphones, any business can set up their
Following growing safety concerns and threats to its business and delivery drivers, food delivery service, UberEats has planned to stop serving some areas of Soweto, South Africa’s largest metropolis.
