A non-government organization (NGO), KRP Foundation for Education and Migration Awareness (KRP FEMA) this month in Jos, Plateau state, central Nigeria, kicked off its
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WOWBii Interactive to showcase EdTech solutions at Computer Village Expo 2019
WOWBii Interactive, Africa’s pioneer manufacturer (OEM) of interactive flat panel displays, will showcase EdTech solutions for transforming the education sector at Computer Village Expo
Mastercard Foundation opens investment window for EdTech Entrepreneurs
The Mastercard Foundation Centre for Innovative Teaching and Learning in ICT has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) inviting growth-stage, educational technology (EdTech) innovators
Pantami leads Nigeria’s delegation to global tech gathering – GITEX 2019
Abdullahi to host Africa Investment Forum at GITEX 2019 focusing on ‘Ease of Doing Business in Nigeria’ Nigeria’s Minister of Communications Dr. Isa Ali
Facebook partners Teleperformance to open Lagos centre for SMBs in Sub-Saharan Africa
Facebook, in partnership with Teleperformance, has announced the opening of its first Small Business Group (SBG) Operations Centre in Lagos, Nigeria, which will provide
FirstBank supports educational institutions with FirstEdu
Nigeria’s premier and leading financial services provider, First Bank of Nigeria Limited, has announced its educational solution – FirstEdu – specifically designed to enhance
Africa’s youth see a future for Bitcoin beyond speculation
Paxful, is on a mission to increase access to the bitcoin economy for the people of Africa through education. Paxful is encouraged by the
NOUN seeks collaboration with NITDA, NCC
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is seeking to build synergy with two agencies in the ministry of communications: National Information Technology Development
VibrantMe launches training to checkmate Type 2 Diabetes
Health-focused start-up, VibrantMe has unveiled a 10 week course menu that could make participants to prevent Type 2 Diabetes, a health condition that renders
Convergence in developing nations
By Bobby Varanasi A Connected World Over the past century, industrialization has been adopted globally through shifting production activities from homes to factories, and