Zambia secures $120m DX grant

South-central African nation said SmartCare system represents a turning point in efforts to enhance its e-health agenda.

Following the  unveiling of the solution, citizens can now pay for government services via digital platforms.

Zambia seeks to benefit from Japan's advanced technology achievements in order to boost its economy.

The telco maintained the outage only affected internet services, however customers reported being unable to make calls or utilise mobile money services.

The ICT regulator met with army chiefs last week to discuss cooperation on digital transformation and strengthening national security.

The portal serves as a platform for feedback, allowing citizens to communicate with the government about the services provided by various institutions.

Under pressure from critics, the minister of home affairs and internal security said in Parliament that the law will be postponed for further consideration.

The project is be supported by a grant from the United Nations Capital Development Fund.

The telecoms equipment manufacturer has deepened its ties with the Zambian government.

Zambia's parliament is discussing a motion to promote the monetisation of social media.

Zambia said the partnership comes as increasing cyber-crime threatens the country's security, economy, and population.

The Zambian government threatens internet users with heavy-handedness over alleged online abuse.