Botswana’s bourse goes big on technology

Healthcare facility contracts e-health company Ever Medical Technologies to roll out software and take advantage of centralised data and intelligence.

Academics and government collaborate on project that underpins a new frontier of R&D and innovation.

The alliance with Cellulant will see this service linked to eight local banks via Tingg, Cellulant’s digital payments platform.

Country might look at ethics of internet use to the extent that it is governable, according to ICT Minister.

Company confirms growth as development of-and demand for fixed voice telephony penetration stalls.

Ketumile Masire Teaching Hospital to implement Picture Archiving and Communications System for storing, processing and viewing images.

Several state-owned TV stations are expected to go live ahead of country’s official migration in October this year.

Organisation has invested in automated blending and filling production line, to minimise human intervention and heighten accuracy.

Botswana’s Revenue Service inks controversial digital tax agreement.

Officials want to develop robust national research agenda with clear priorities.

Dubbed Botswana Speaks, the platform will enable direct interaction between citizens and members of parliament.

US firm Ribbon will provide BoFiNet will multi-terabit optical network, combining DWDM transport and OTN switching.