Technology stakeholders will tomorrow, December 2, join the HackJos Conference 2020 virtual discussions on the future of technology and its impact on deepening Nigeria’s
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Three Nigerian startups are top winners at AfDB’s $120,000 AgriPitch competition
The founder of a cassava processing business in Kenya, a co-founder of a novel food processing technology start-up, and the owner of a smallholder
GITEX 2020 set for over 100 countries with strict Covid-19 safety rules
More than 100, 000 trade visitors and exhibitors from over 100 countries are expected inside the Dubai World Trade Centre from December 6-10, 2020
5G consultation ongoing, says NCC
Consultation with stakeholders is ongoing towards the deployment of 5G technology, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) jhas stated in a released by its Director,
Supporting tech SMEs, the engine of economic recovery in this global crisis
Digital technologies are indispensable for the functioning of economies, societies and individual lives around the world. As our personal and professional activities have moved
PaaS to breed new hyperscale competitors
As the users of software continue to dominate development, technology is taking more of a back seat. If we have learnt anything this year,
Tomorrow is Nigeria’s ICT Oscars: NTITA 2020 is convergence of political willpower, technology and innovation
Tomorrow, November 7, 2020, the annual Nigeria Tech Innovation & Telecom Awards (NTITA), popularly known as Nigeria’s ICT Oscars Awards, will be holding at
COVID-19: Global IT spending to plunge by $210bn in 2020
The economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic is forcing businesses and organizations across the world to prioritize their spending on technology and IT services.
African gaming takes centre stage at Fak’ugesi Digital Innovation Festival
The Fak’ugesi Digital Innovation Festival 2020 programme, led by the Wits University’s Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct and Wits School of Arts in Johannesburg kicked off on 20 October and will
Losamills Consult brings innovation to landmapping and surveying in West Africa
About 90% of rural land in Africa is not formally documented, making it vulnerable to land grabbing and expropriation. Weak property rights result in