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3 Jul 2023

Juliet Ehimuan exits Google West Africa

Ehimuan was instrumental in rolling out Nigeria Businesses Online and the localisation of Google Maps, Streetview, and YouTube.ng.
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31 May 2023

Vacation rental platform Bongalo bids to elbow Airbnb out of Africa

Bongalo CEO Nghombombong Minuifuong, tells ITWeb Africa: “Airbnb is strongly designed and suited for the Western market and Africa just happens to consume."
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30 May 2023

President Tinubu pledges to reboot Nigeria with a million tech jobs

President Tinubu is in a bid to reduce youth unemployment by a third, and sees digital economy as the catalyst.
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12 Feb 2016

3-million tech jobs by 2018 says Nigeria's govt

Tax reliefs, intervention funds and hubs planned for tech startups.
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4 Feb 2016

Cape secures French Tech label

French telecommunications firm Orange welcomes development.
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13 Jan 2014

Motorola appoints Claas Kuehnemann in Africa enterprise role

Executive has previously held high level positions at firms such as IBM and SAP.
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10 Jan 2014

Orange to sell cyber defense offerings in Africa

French telco’s acquisition of IT security firm Atheos could help win more African business.
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9 Jan 2014

Kenya’s Fred Matiangi fires warning to mobile operators

East African country’s ICT cabinet secretary warns networks over their poor quality of service.
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26 Jul 2012

Kenya: the land of ‘Nokla’ and ‘Samsang’

Ken Macharia says the time has come for fake phones to be switched off.
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21 Mar 2012

Kenya`s dreamy tech city

Konza Technopolis city forms part of Kenya`s plans to become a middle-income country by 2030, but sceptics say government should address capacity issues first.
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7 Mar 2012

SA, Africa laden with tech opportunities

The rise of the African urban consumer will result in a higher demand for tech commodities, says political analyst.
 
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