The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is considering adopting Swedish programme for ICT capacity development. The telecom regulator this week in Abuja hosted the Swedish
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Bitcoin to hit $15,000 as consensus grows on safe-haven status
The devaluation of China’s currency that is rattling global financial markets has revealed that Bitcoin is now becoming a safe haven asset. The analysis
User Experience (UX) approach at the heart of meaningful disruption
The UX approach is cementing its place in the language of business. Its potential to drive significant change has never been more relevant, particularly
Tissue engineered products to surpass $4.8 billion by 2028
Tissue engineered products is to surpass $4.8 billion by 2028 according to Global Market Report from IDTechEx Research on Tissue Engineering 2018-2028: Technologies, Markets,
How MallforAfrica offers global commerce, local payment
As U.S. and U.K. companies expand into new markets around the world, they are quickly finding that while the e-commerce purchasing model may translate
Transforming the African agribusiness sector: tech, transparency hold key to inclusive growth
By Frédéric Massé According to experts, the African population is expected to double by 2050, which means that food demand on the continent is
Xalam Analytics: Africa’s 4G failures
Originally published by Africa Tech On the surface, 4G service rollout in African markets appears to be going well. Around 115 LTE networks are
While demand is there, operators need to better understand end users
By Kendall Russell As satellite operators expand their footprints into new verticals and customer bases, the key to long-term sustainability will be integration with
Innovation and consolidation to drive African telecom, media and tech deals, says Standard Bank
The global head of TMT for Africa’s largest bank, Standard Bank, is predicting continuing deal flow and increasing investment in Africa’s flourishing telecom, media and
Smartphone sales slow in Africa while feature phones remain resilient
Chinese vendors are firming up market grip into new countries. Price competitiveness has become a key issue in many African markets. 3G handsets still