Ethiopia is African country most prone to cyber attacks
Seven African countries feature in the top 20 most attacked globally.
Mthulisi Sibanda
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Power outages leave Namibians without telecom network
Telcos MTC Namibia and Telecom Namibia both reported service problems this week.
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Uganda appeals for partnership to combat cyber crime
The head of state said , while technology was important for economic growth, it also had drawbacks, highlighting the necessity for collaboration in regulating AI.
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Zimbabwe's tax office uses drones for border management
Aside from advances in technology, the government says it is still assisting with infrastructure improvements at borders.
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Windhoek to install CCTV cameras to fight crime
To prepare the way for the project, a task force made up of Telecom Namibia and representatives from the local municipality will be formed.
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Huawei celebrates Youth Month in SA by investing in interns
Interns are given extensive on-the-job training in information and communication technologies once they have been selected.
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Only tech can resolve SA's unemployment crisis
Tech leaders urge South Africans to embrace AI and automation to reverse the jobs crisis.
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Namibia secures financial boost for annual ICT summit
The eighth National ICT Summit attracts N$600 000 in support from corporate sponsors
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MTN revels at status as Africa’s top brand
Brand Finance granted South African-headquartered MTN a brand value of $3.6 billion (R68.2 billion) and a sustainability perceptions value of $309 000 (R5.7 billion).
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Singularity summit returns in physical format
Now in its sixth year, the Singularity Summit will cover a wide range of topics, including energy, food, leadership, medicine, robotics, technology, and the future of work.
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Zambesi Gold launches mineral-backed crypto token
The mining company is bringing together the traditional value store of gold with a more modern crypto approach.
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Telcel Cash now available for Ghana Google Play users
Cellulant and Google stated that the move aims to boost usage and downloads in a market where international card usage is limited.
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More problems for unregistered Namibia telecom customers
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia said mobile operators have so far suspended around 519 000 unregistered cards.