TikTok removes 334,000 malicious videos in Kenya
TikTok says the decision is part of the company's efforts to offer a safer environment for its platform users.
Nixon Kanali
|
1:30
1:10
TikTok resumes service in the US, Trump gets credit
The company says it will work with President Donald Trump to develop a long-term solution that keeps TikTok in the US.
2:00
TikTok removes over 360,000 videos in Kenya
The update comes after the Kenyan government accused TikTok of encouraging the spread of misinformation, allowing fraud, and disseminating graphic sexual content.
1:00
Malawian start-up promises to use AI to ease editorial duties
AiDitor App, which is slated to be released in November, aims to improve news text by reviewing and enhancing grammar, clarity, style, legality, and ethics.
2:30
The Institute of Chartered IT Professionals (ICITP) recognized by the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).
ICITP recognition by SAQA & the sectors Professional Certification Program.
1:40
Media reports inaccurate says MTN
Mobile operator issues statement to rectify reports on its financial year results.
1:50
Zambian media regulator to sue broadcaster
The battle for control of the Southern African country's airwaves heads to court.
2:40
Uproar over anti-pornography media bill in Uganda
Local human rights groups are up in arms over the proposed law amid concerns of censorship.
6:10
Fewer startups at South by Southwest Interactive festival
According to reports the festival has now become a place for more marketers and media.
4:10
East African media houses urged to adopt tech
Traditional media in the region faces criticism of being slow to adapt to ICT.
2:10
Social media slammed over Mugabe illness reports
Official accuses online and social media users of “spreading falsehoods”.
3:10
France Telecom finalises Mobinil buyout
The company wraps up a deal to buy most of its partner`s stake in Egyptian mobile operator Mobinil for 1.5 billion euro.