African countries feature high on cyber criminals’ target list

In a new 2023 edition of the Direct Carrier Billing Index, Evina claims to have delved into the current changes in the area of DCB, particularly in the Middle East and Africa.

Africans aged 18 to 34 with the capacity to travel to in-city tech hubs are eligible for the ALX initiative.

NordLayer's Global Remote Work Index is based on cyber safety, economic safety, digital and physical infrastructure, and social safety factors.

The company is hoping to ride the wave of digital economy growth with a multinational payment offering.

The platform is expanding its footprint and offering features currently not available in those markets.

The expansion into eight African countries follows its successful entry into three initial African markets, in September 2022.

The regional office will begin operations in April 2024, with offices in South Africa, Turkey, Morrocco, Kenya and Nigeria.

The launch of ADSL services by an operator who is unfamiliar with operational dynamics is to blame for the increase in complaints, according to the regulator.

Investments will be made across Africa, with a strong focus on companies active in, or expanding to Tanzania, Ghana, Senegal, Morocco, and Egypt.

Fintech start-ups throughout Africa can apply to be part of the programme through two application phases each year, starting from July 2023.

NAPS is expanding digital payments in Morocco and with the partnership, the fintech says it benefits from MasterCard’s extensive network, and expertise.