Huawei launches Kenya's Seeds for the Future programme
For the 2024 edition, the programme will return to its physical form, with Huawei exposing participants to 5G technologies, cloud computing, and AI.
Maria Macharia
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FETS, UPI partner to improve Nigerian payments
The partnership's major purpose is to provide clients with access to a variety of payment choices such as digital wallets, and virtual cards.
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Huawei assists Zimbabwe ICT undergraduates
50 undergraduate Zimbabwean university students studying ICT will receive virtual technology training in November.
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ZTE to build smartphone plant in Zambia
Zambia and ZTE signed the agreement to set the factory this week in Shenzhen.
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Kenya to release a million locally assembled smartphones
The smartphone project will enable ease access to affordable smartphones, enhancing Kenya’s digital inclusion drive.
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Huawei broadens Botswana alliance to build ICT infrastructure
Huawei says it is committed towards promoting socio-economic development, and stimulating the digital economy in Botswana.
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China Telecom Global selects Teraco Data Environments, as location for its inter-connection hub
CTMEA has announced that it is establishing an inter-connection network and telecommunications hub to support growing traffic demands at Teraco Data Environments.
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Zimbabwe: TelOne seeks broadcast license for VoD services
License subject to final approval, according to industry regulator.
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China's Africa revenue could reach US$440bn by 2025: Report
China's involvement in African economic development was found to be much bigger than what previous reports have suggested.
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Egypt, China partner to digitise Silk Road
Chinese delegation visiting Egypt commits to ICT led development.
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Mellanox solutions accelerate the fastest supercomputer in the world
Mellanox Technologies, Ltd., a leading supplier of end-to-end interconnect solutions for data centre servers and storage systems, has announced that Mellanox interconnect solutions accelerate the world's fastest supercomputer, at the supercomputing centre in Wuxi, China.
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AU, China unite to tackle cybercrime
Organisation looks to formalise collaboration with Chinese government and investors to strengthen efforts to tackle growing cybercrime.