Amazon Web Services (AWS) hosted over 150 educational technology experts and leading professionals at the inaugural AWS Kenya Education Conference 2022 yesterday, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education. AWS,
Zoom Video Communications Inc. is expanding beyond its video function as it plans to roll out email and calendar features to its suite of tools as part of its latest
One of the leading payment platforms across the MENA region, Paymob, has begun its next expansion phase in the region. The platform will be launching its services in the United
In collaboration with Cisco, UK-based organization Black Girls in Tech has unveiled its brand-new cyber academy with the goal of increasing the participation of women in the technology sector. Following
Signal, an encrypted instant messaging platform has launched a new Stories feature for all users on Android and iOS, the company announced on Monday. The feature was first announced last
Jumia Group co-founders, Sacha Poignonnec and Jeremy Hodara have stepped down as Co-CEOs of the e-commerce firm. The two co-CEOs announced this in separate LinkedIn posts.
According to a company
Launched in 2017 by Adewale Adetona popularly called iSlimfit, the Lagos Digital Summit (LDS) is an annual event that focuses on the development of digital media enthusiasts and business leaders.
Finally, Zimbabwe’s first orbiting satellite, ZimSat-1, has been launched. ZimSat-1 was scheduled to go into space alongside other payloads yesterday, Sunday, November 6. However, a fire alarm prior to
Astrosoft, a leading ICT firm based in Bayelsa state has partnered with the Bayelsa Tech Hub (powered by Bank of Industry) and Google Developers Group (GDG) Yenagoa to host the
MetroFibre Networks is being charged by Telkom for illegally accessing its fiber network. To settle the dispute, Telkom had submitted a petition against MetroFibre Networx to South Africa’s independent
A gateway will be built in Luanda, Angola, by the Paratus Group and OneWeb as part of a multi-year arrangement that will go into effect in the second half of
Africa’s largest mobile operator, MTN, is selling its Afghanistan operations to M1 New Ventures of Lebanon for $35 million (R637 million). The telco revealed this today when it released
