ITU remains concerned despite US$24bn collected for global connectivity
Rwanda acknowledges role played by Secretary-General of the UN agency Houlin Zhao.
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Rwanda, WEF launch Africa’s first C4IR
Data governance and emerging technologies, such as data governance, artificial intelligence and machine learning, will be critical areas of focus.
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July blast-off for Rwanda Space Agency
ICT and Innovation Ministry said the Agency will position the country to actively participate in the global space economy, valued at over US$400-billion.
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Rwanda's Kagame bemoans country's low smartphone penetration rate
President vows more action to address issues of cost and quality.
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Africa's first electronic world trade platform in Rwanda
Alibaba's Jack Ma, President Paul Kagame commit to MoUs.
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Kagame lauds agritech's fledgling entrepreneurs
Rwandan leader believes the technology available today means there has never been a better time to tap into opportunities in agricultural sector.
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Kagame warns that technological advancement is not a panacea
Rwanda's President has cautioned against believing that technology will compensate for other shortcomings at Transform Africa 2018.
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African leaders urged to help mobilise tech, science
Senegalese president calls on governments to remove obstacles impeding free movement and education.
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African governments accused of underestimating continent's tech capability
It doesn't make sense to keep using the same external suppliers for solutions says Rwanda's President Paul Kagame.
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Africa must prioritise STEM skills to benefit from innovation
President Paul Kagame calls for 'innovation ecosystem' at NEF Global Gathering 2018 in Kigali.
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Africa has little cause for celebration as the Web turns 29
As the world toasts the internet's birthday, the continent must concede that it continues to play catch-up in providing access to the internet and attracting more users.
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Is global assistance a threat to African Union's ICT integrity?
Industry analyst offers perspective on media reports that ICT infrastructure donated by China allegedly used to spy on organisation.