Zambia denies spying on citizens through cyber laws
The minister, speaking at Bootstrap Christian University in Ndola, the country's third-largest city, rejected the laws were a tool to intrude the private lives of citizens
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New tower enhances connectivity in rural Zambia
According to the Zambian government, the new tower is part of a 51-communication tower project aimed at improving connectivity.
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Zambian cybercrime law causes tension
Opposition MP and church leaders, and citizens have raised concern about the cases that police have brought against civilians since cybercrime legislation was enacted.
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Zambia plans to integrate AI into tertiary curriculum
The education minister emphasised that the use of AI may tailor educational methods to specific student needs, enhancing engagement and retention rates.
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Zamtel plans to roll out 600 4G/5G sites
The telco said the modernisation and upgrade of the 4G/5G network in Chalala will drive growth and help empower enterprising people in the community.
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Zambia digitises healthcare to prevent medicines theft
The move came after the US, a key donor of Zambia's health system, raised concerns over the theft of medicines.
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Africa turns to solar amid electricity challenges
CBi-electric: low voltage predicts that 194.34 gigawatts-peak (GWp) of solar power will be added across Africa this year.
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Zambia launches smart office as it goes paperless
The use of smart office is expected to lower government's operational costs by $15 million in stationery costs.
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Zambia bolsters govt ability to combat cyber-crime
The government held a three-day workshop, held in the capital city of Lusaka, focused on cyber security and information security management.
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Zambia adopts Ethiopia model in digital ID rollout
Zambia intends to follow Ethiopia's lead and build its own national digital identity system.
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Zambia marks world Girls ICT Day
To mark the day, Zambia yesterday started an initiative, Learn-a-Thon, to empower schoolgirls with ICT skills.
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More outrage over Zambia's Cyber Security Act
The law allows the interception and monitoring of all electronic communications, including phone calls, emails, texts, and streamed content.