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.
Mthulisi Sibanda
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Malawian scribes face weight of cyber crime laws
The International Press Institute has appealed to Malawi authorities stop arresting journalists using cyber-crime laws.
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Top Botswana miner uses AI for diamond exploration
Botswana Diamonds, which is listed on both the London and Botswana Stock Exchanges, announced plans to use Planetary AI Ltd's Xplore technology, to mine diamonds.
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Namibia launches telecom towers rollout project
This initiative aims to bridge the digital divide in the unserved and underserved areas of Namibia by providing access to connectivity, according to the government.
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Intelsat partner Africa Mobile Network to connect Madagascar
The two companies are working to connect 500 sites in Madagascar as they aim to provide first-time phone broadband services to people across the country.
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WHO taps into Africa's flourishing mobile money space
WHO is one of the worldwide organisations moving away from the inconvenient and risky habit of paying wages in cash.
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Check Point unveils new partner programme
Check Point says its partnership engagement encourages partners to build specialist expertise, increasing the value of their services.
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Qualcomm completes first Africa Innovation Platform
The Africa Innovation Platform comprises the Qualcomm Africa University Relations Programme, Qualcomm Academy and Qualcomm Wireless Reach Social Impact Funds.
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RelyComply in RegTech100 list
The South African startup has been recognised as one of the most innovative companies in the emerging regulatory technology sector.
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US-based Digi International seals strategic SA partnership
The collaboration brings together skills and experience of both firms, according to the partners.
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Cloud adoption to boost SA's economy
According to a recent study, cloud adoption might result in the creation of 142 000 jobs, a reduction in carbon emissions of roughly 4,74 million metric tonnes.
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Ethiopia begins large-scale digital ID rollout
The Prime Minister's Office's National Identification Programme will produce these IDs within three years, including for migrant returnees, internally displaced people, and other vulnerable groups.
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ALX welcomes fresh cohort of African tech students
Africans aged 18 to 34 with the capacity to travel to in-city tech hubs are eligible for the ALX initiative.