Paxful, is on a mission to increase access to the bitcoin economy for the people of Africa through education. Paxful is encouraged by the
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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
Nigeria’s CcHUB launches Africa’s first ‘Design Lab’ in Kigali
By Nixon Kanali Co-creation Hub [CcHUB] will has launched the ‘CcHUB Design Lab’ in Kigali, Rwanda. The design lab is an unprecedented next
NCC temporarily suspends DND to enable MNOs disseminate voter education information
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has temporarily suspended its order to Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) on Do-Not-Disturb (DND), in order to enable the MNOs
Zedvance launches Back-to-School campaign
Innovative consumer finance company, Zedvance Ltd has flagged off its Back-to-Schoolcampaign to provide easy access to quick and collateral-free credit to all parents and guardians
Zeta-Web becomes authorized education partner to Microsoft
Zeta-Web Nigeria has announced it has become a Microsoft Authorized Education Partner (AEP), demonstrating its ability to meet Microsoft academic customers’ evolving needs in
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education Market to grow at 45%
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education Market is to grow at 45% CAGR to 2024 driven chiefly by key vendors: Amazon Web Services, Blackboard Inc.,
Africa Internship Academy celebrates two years of grooming Africa’s next-gen change agents
Africa holds a very high rate of youth unemployment. In Ghana for instance, about 120,000 young people graduate from various institutions with about 10%