Kenya seeks input on three significant ICT regulatory changes
The Kenya ICT Authority is seeking public input on three important regulatory initiatives aimed at accelerating the growth of the ICT sector.
ITWeb reporter
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Schneider Electric with its partners launch Malawi training lab
The Schneider Electric Lab is aimed at providing practical training in the electrical industry.
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AXIAN steps up effort to uplift youths with Ericsson deal
The two companies have embarked on a significant partnership aimed at digitally upskilling young people.
1:10
Sophia, a humanoid robot, unveiled in Zimbabwe
Sophia, according to Hanson Robotics, was built to assist people in practical cases such as medical and education, as well as to support AI research.
2:40
REdimension invests in The Good People Data Company
REdimension says this partnership allows it to further enhance services and expand its reach.
1:00
MTN Group appoints new board member
Sandile Gwala, co-founder and CEO of a business consulting firm, has joined the telco's board of directors.
2:40
RMB introduces payment solution for CMA countries
The new offering allows RMB clients to make near real-time cross-border payments between RMB accounts across CMA countries.
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Airtel backs Zambia’s digital learning project
Airtel handed over 100 routers to 50 teachers across the country and trained them on how to use them.
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SA’s antitrust body halts huge fibre transaction
In a statement issued yesterday, the Competition Tribunal stated that the proposed deal was rejected after relevant industry consultation.
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UN agency seeks African tech-based energy solutions
To be eligible, start-ups must have African founders and be legally registered and operating on the continent.
2:30
Ethiopian fintech, Kifiya, makes history
Kifiya is the first Ethiopian company to win a silver award in Africa's product innovation category at the Global SME Finance Awards.
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SA fintech Happy Pay secures $1,8m in pre-seed funding
The fintech gets $1.8 million in a pre-seed round and secures its first debt facility as it accelerates its expansion.
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MasterCard Foundation funds education of 70k young African girls
The MasterCard Foundation has pledged $360 million over the next seven years to promote young women's educational, entrepreneurial, and career goals.